- Snoring
- Sinus
- Arthritis
- Lack of Energy
- Lack of memory
- Mental fog
- High blood pressure (127/85)
- Blood sugar levels (156)
- Bronchitis
- Difficulty sleeping
- Pain
- Hemorroids
- Warts
- Stretch marks
- Allergies
- The list goes on and on
a DO IT YOURSELF community for all where ethical intelligence and natural creativity meet to share thoughts, ideas and how to's. We aspire to educate, and entertain our readers. The creative efforts is in honor to my mother Lois ZENOBIA Jenkins who passed away much too young and my maternal grandmother Annie Laura Hardy who promised her dieing daughter she would take care of us and did.
Daily Inspiration
Saturday, January 25
You are not in darkness, so that that day should overtake you as it would thieves.—1 Thess. 5:4.
Earthshaking events will soon occur. The fulfillment of Bible prophecies confirms this fact, so we need to keep on the watch. What will help us to do that? The apostle Paul urges us to “keep our eyes . . . on the things unseen.” Yes, we need to bear in mind our reward of everlasting life, be it in heaven or on earth. As the context shows, Paul wrote these words to encourage fellow believers to focus on the happy outcome of their faithful course. Doing so would also help them to cope with trials and persecution. (2 Cor. 4:8, 9, 16-18; 5:7) Paul’s admonition contains an important principle: To keep our hope firm, we must look beyond the things that are immediately before us. We need to focus on significant events that are as yet unseen.—Heb. 11:1; 12:1, 2
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