Good mornin' folks...
“Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.” 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18
How will you spend YOUR day...the gift from the Lord:
burdened or JOYFUL
stressed or BLESSED,
despaired or HOPEFUL
Folks, the way we see our life is about the perspective we take, BELIEVING GOD’S WORD or believing the LIES the enemy tries to get us to believe. Instead of just surviving, our lives can be about thriving and being blessed by the beauty in trials. Focus on the truth of God’s word and His blessings and life will be much more satisfying and beautiful. I challenge you today, to change your perspective, your outlook, and take the time to focus on the beauty right in front of you that you could be missing if you allow the trials and hardships to be the main focus in life. Jesus wants to bless us if only we seek Him first. Take time to get into the word, get prayed up, and go out today with a NEW ...

Spinach contains about 0.75 grams (750 milligrams) of oxalate per 3.5 ounces. Anyone who has had a kidney stone is often advised to keep their total daily oxalate intake under about 0.05 grams (50 milligrams).
Oxalate binds calcium and drops out of solution as a crystal. The crystal is sharp. Sharp was the point.
Eighty percent of kidney stones are calcium oxalate.
The kidney is only the first address.
It deposits in bone.
In bone marrow, where it can shut down the production of blood.
In the walls of arteries.
In the heart's conduction system, which is how it causes arrhythmia.
In the retina.
In the skin, as ulcers that will not heal.
In the thyroid, the nerves, and the joints.
No enzyme in the human body breaks oxalate down. Whatever gets absorbed either leaves through the kidney or stays where it lands.
Highest loads: spinach, chard, beetroot, rhubarb, almonds, chia, cocoa powder, wheat bran.
Meat, eggs, fish, butter, cheese: zero.
Rhubarb leaves killed people in 1917 and got a ...