Afternoons

 
Rush Hour Thought For The Day
 
When you pray be careful of limiting God, not only in unbelief, but also by thinking that you already know what he should do. 
 
 
Healthy Living Tip Of The Day, brought to you by the YMCA

Good news for chocolate loving guys. A recent study compared men who ate little or no chocolate on a regular basis with those who ate about 2 ounces a week, and those who ate the chocolate reduced their likelihood of suffering a stroke by 17%. It's not known exactly why that's the case, but dark chocolate is the best because it's a good source of flavonoids which is also found in fruits, vegetables, legumes and wine.  

 
Moment of Inspiration

You may fully believe that God is involved, in charge, and in control of your life, but that doesn’t mean you won’t feel completely sad sometimes.

There’s no quick fix for sadness.

You can’t talk yourself out of sadness any better than you can talk yourself out of hunger—you just are.

But when sadness is pressing in, you can invite God into your sadness.

If you’re feeling sad today, pray to Him and meditate on comforting Scriptures.

He hears and He cares.

Turning your pondering into prayer and transferring meditation on sorrow to meditating on God’s Word can lift your spirit and relieve some of your sadness.

My friend, sadness is just part of our human experience, but God has a hope and a future for you, and it’s a future full of joy.

Jennifer Rothschild

 

 

 
 
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