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I love eating out, don’t you? McDonald, Chili’s, TG Fridays all have something in common—it’s food raises the cholesterol. But they're so good! The fries, hamburgers, pastas, clogs the arteries and raises the triglycerides.  Just the other day my doctor tells me to reframe from fast-foods because its toxic.  It got me thinking about something else--the soul. Have you thought about what are you filling you soul? Are you allowing negative thoughts fester in your mind or watching Inappropriate shows? What about allowing unforgiveness linger on your heart too long. Oh what about envy and jealousy setting up house in you? The Bible speaks about those damaging the soul. Don’t forget to put down lies, hatred, and name-calling.  I understand that if you are struggling with these sins and others, you are human and a working progress—we all are. Keep in mind if you rid yourself of the ills the Bible calls sin, you will have a healthy, blessed and enjoyable life here on earth and a blissful life in Heaven. Sin is fun but when has accomplished its goal with you, no longer will you worry about mind numbing things like weight gain, diabetes and cholesterol. Your new worry will be Hell.  Get rid of toxins of the soul and enjoy peace of mind, spirit, and body.  Take your soul on the treadmill and get rid of things weighing you down.  Your soul will be better for it.


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