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Eat for Heath

2019-10-30
By: Carol Chapman
On: October 30, 2019
In: Healthy eating
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I am struggling to get over an upper respiratory virus. In the past, being sick was my excuse to overeat. When I don’t feel good, I want food. I used to stuff food down my upset or queasy stomach for comfort. Since I never remember if “Feed a fever, starve a cold,” is correct, I eat whenever I feel ill. Excess food has never cured my sicknesses. I think some of my minor illnesses are from eating too much unhealthy food. This time, I did not want to overeat. I slept and binge watched old shows for comfort instead. Psalm 147:3 is, “He heals theRead More →

Stressed but Blessed

2019-10-23
By: Carol Chapman
On: October 23, 2019
In: Encouragement
With: 0 Comments

This school year, I agreed to co-direct one act play. So far, I am having fun being creative. But, these added responsibilities increase my stress. During my morning quiet time, my mind reminds me of things I need to do. I have to work harder to connect with God. Psalm 37:5 is, “Commit everything you do to the Lord. Trust him, and he will help you.” (Holy Bible, New Living Translation, 2015). I have to trust God and leave everything in His hands. When I commit my plans to Him, He guides and calms me. In the past, I stuffed my face with excess foodRead More →

Disastrous Distractions

2019-10-16
By: Carol Chapman
On: October 16, 2019
In: Encouragement
With: 0 Comments

Lately, racing mind won’t stop to seek Jesus. When I read my devotions, I think about everything else except the Lord. Even though my life seems full enough, I try to squeeze more in. My stress increases while my mind works harder to stay focused on God. Exodus 14:14 is, “The Lord will fight for you; you need only to be still”. (Holy Bible, New International Version, 2011). God desires for me to quiet my brain and reflect on Him. Last week I had to “fake it until I made it“. I pushed through my devotions even though I did not feel like it. ContinuingRead More →

Fake it till you Make It

2019-10-09
By: Carol Chapman
On: October 9, 2019
In: Encouragement

Sometimes, I don’t feel like reading my Bible or praying. I get tempted to skip it just this once. I try to keep reading, but my mind wanders. I either have to quit without finishing or rush through. I feel disconnected from God and guilty for wasting time. Sometimes, I have to force myself to spend time with God. If I fake it long enough, my spirit catches up to worship Him. Psalm 51:10 is, “Create in me a pure heart, O God, and renew a steadfast spirit within me.” (Holy Bible, New International Version, 2011). God renews my spirit and cleanses my mind. Recently,Read More →

First Priority

2019-10-02
By: Carol Chapman
On: October 2, 2019
In: Encouragement
With: 0 Comments

Sometimes, I don’t have time to pray or read my Bible. I start my day without Jesus and forget to include Him later. One day stretches into several as I find another excuse to skip or rush my daily quiet time. Eventually, my devotions just go through the motions. I don’t understand why I feel distant from Him. Before I realize why, everything in my life seems wrong. I am cranky and complain about small details. When God is the first priority in my life, my desires fall behind my love for Him. Matthew 6:33 is, “But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, andRead More →

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About this Blog: Food once was my stronghold, source of comfort, and solution for my problems. I learned that God is what I am hungry for and began to trust in Him. Eating right is enjoying a balance of both healthy and less nutritional foods. God is transforming my mind as described in Romans 12:2, so I “eat right” without following a diet. God has inspired me to tell my story in this blog. This blog is only possible as I rely on God for guidance and strength. I pray readers can trade a dead end relationship with food for deeper relationship with God.

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