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It has struck me as incredible that I’ve caught onto sales at my new job—a vitamin, supplement, and sport nutrition store—lately. Like, I believe that it’s important to be very healthy, and I truly believe from my own personal studies that X supplements can help support Y and Z conditions.
And it’s struck me how stagnant I’ve been in my walk with Christ lately. Sharing one’s faith is a natural outworking of belief; but this isn’t just some mystical concept. There’s proof in any person who is genuinely selling you something because they believe in it, because it’s worked for them. I can tell you that 4 000+ GDUs daily of bromelain, an enzyme from pineapple, combined with a few drops of sublingual oregano oil and some echinacea/goldenseal combo have helped my sinus inflammation immensely; can I not also tell you the wonders Christ has accomplished in my life? I should be able to; and now begin once again.
It’s been a long time. Here’s to new beginnings and fresh starts that aren’t mere words.
It has struck me as incredible that I’ve caught onto sales at my new job—a vitamin, supplement, and sport nutrition store—lately. Like, I believe that it’s important to be very healthy, and I truly believe from my own personal studies that X supplements can help support Y and Z conditions.
And it’s struck me how stagnant I’ve been in my walk with Christ lately. Sharing one’s faith is a natural outworking of belief; but this isn’t just some mystical concept. There’s proof in any person who is genuinely selling you something because they believe in it, because it’s worked for them. I can tell you that 4 000+ GDUs daily of bromelain, an enzyme from pineapple, combined with a few drops of sublingual oregano oil and some echinacea/goldenseal combo have helped my sinus inflammation immensely; can I not also tell you the wonders Christ has accomplished in my life? I should be able to; and now begin once again.
It’s been a long time. Here’s to new beginnings and fresh starts that aren’t mere words.
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