So I have no idea exactly what I will uncover. But I do know that I can not change what I am doing unless I uncover what I have been doing. I don't think I can change it unless I admit that I am daily getting worse and worse with my food choices.
Moose tracks
chocolate syrup
sandwiches
bologna
potatoe chips
etc.\\\\\I really can not remember it all but the past 4 days has been terrible. If I was drinking I would call it a 72 hour drunk.
I am going to change, I am going to make it different. I am going to work on this, I do not like the sluggish way I feel. I love having energy.
I know that I can eat unprocessed and I know that I will feel better and I will lose weight and I know that with me setting the example my dh will also eat better. Or at least he will eat better at home.
My dd wants to join us in our eating plan. so with that in mind Anyone that can give me advice please do it, I will be grateful to any and all that is willing to give me pointers. I will take advice tips and hints. After all I am not doing too well on my own am I? I have always felt that if what you are doing is not working, then do something different. You will eventually hit on what works for you.
I will be eating as unprocessed as possible.
Everyone please write down and let me know what you are eating. You might have thought of a different food that I have, you could give me ideas. I value your help.
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Casting the whole of your care [all your anxieties, all your worries, all your concerns, once and for all] on Him, for He cares for you affectionately and cares about you watchfully. 1 Peter 5:7 (AMP)
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God bless
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The message at church this morning had a few sentences that really struck home for me. I have, for years and years, prayed that I wanted to know God better, to know His ways-to know Him wholeheartedly. The message was related to that.
ReplyDeleteConsidering my current situation, what the preacher said in his sermon was powerful for me. A Rhema word, if you will. It might be for you, too.
I may not have get this across very well, so I ask the Holy Spirit to get the message to you as He initially delivered it. (He's good like that.) :D
The preacher said that when Peter answered Jesus about who He was, Peter received a revelation of exactly who Jesus was--the totality of who he was--He was the Annointed One, the Yoke Destroyer and the Bondage Breaker. He was the Christ.
Preacher went on to say that knowing and embracing and submitting to who Jeus s allows you to receive from Who He is. That you only have spiritual authority (which is given to us by Jesus) to the extend that we know--have a true revelation of--who Jeus fully is because we won't access what we don't know exists.
Our trust in Jesus can only go as far as our awareness of who He is. We won't trust in he Annointed One, the Yoke Destroyer, the Bondage Breaker in our lives unless we Know that is what He is.
Just like you can't get back from somewhere you haven't gone, you can't grab ahold of something that is only a filmy shadowing thing. We need to see Him, real and solid and true.
Oh! The All Powerful One, the Yoke Destroyer, the Bondage Breaker--moving on my behalf--how could the enemy defeat me in even the worst situations? The Annointed One has claimed me as His own--and given me His authority to overcome evil.
Uh-hmm. I'm getting a little wound up here, but I hope you get the idea. :)
As far as tips--well, read my last post and you'll see that I need smoe tips myself.
Tomorrow, girlfriend, we're hitting it tomorrow! And we'll be holding the hand of the One who destroys yokes and breaks bondages.
Deb
The most powerful part of this entry, Joy, is that you KNOW you can eat unprocessed, and that weight loss and feeling better WILL come as result. I'm with you on these last few days and knowing what I want is possible, but veering off from that. (A holiday is a "great" excuse for me, who could find a crackpot reason to make every day a holiday.)
ReplyDeleteWe're praying for you, Joy, and your daughter, as well. You've been there, and you're in a good place to counsel her face to face. I've got no credibility for advice here, but I would say... if your daughter has to start with one tiny step, cut the obvious sugars! Then, progress to cutting down/out breads and maybe some high-sugar fruit like bananas? If that sounds crazy, it just might be. Do what works for you! I know that's comforting (not, lol).
Love ya, and God bless!