Guest on Family Health Matters Radio Show Bess Blanco, Food & Family Health Coach with The Intentional Lifestyle , will be interviewing Cheryl Cope today, August 14th, 2012 at 12:00 p.m. CT, on her Family Health Matters Radio Show. They … Continue reading →
Wearing Your Armor I have several prayer books in my large stash that recommend that I “pray on” my armor every day. What that means exactly seems to be different for each author. Then I have heard a few people … Continue reading →
You Were Born for This by Bruce Wilkinson As with a lot of books the subtitle seems to tell us a little bit more than the title about what the book is about. This is the case with this one—7 … Continue reading →
Cool Cantaloupe Like most fruits and vegetables, cantaloupe is loaded with lots of good healthy nutrients. It contains notable levels of folate, carotenoids, Vit. C, and potassium. The nutrients in cantaloupe are considered to be anti-inflammatory and full of antioxidants. … Continue reading →
Asking God Questions Some people may assume that it is irreverent to ask God questions. There may be certain questions that are irreverent, such as, “why?”, in some circumstances. But for the most part I think God welcomes questions, even … Continue reading →
Wonderful Watermelon Watermelon has plenty of nutritious nutrients—it is not just full of water. It contains Vit. C, Vit. A, Vitamins B1 and B6, beta carotene, potassium, magnesium and lycopene, which is a powerful antioxidant. The substances in watermelon help … Continue reading →
Who are you praying for? I hope you are praying for yourself since in its’ most basic form, prayer is speaking and listening to God back and forth. Who to pray for I exhort therefore, that, first of all, supplications, … Continue reading →
Bountiful Blueberries July is National Blueberry Month. Not making this up. There is a government proclamation to prove it. Don’t miss out on partaking of these healthy and bountiful beauties this month! Blueberries contain lots of beneficial nutrients including vitamins … Continue reading →