to suggest that you might want to stop drinking Coca-Cola? Not everything that tastes good or feels good is healthy for the body or the soul — even though calling sin sin is not popular.
*Original image: Pinterest.
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Tell it! 🙂
A bit awkward, but you need to say it, for the person’s own good, like health issues.
Reblogged this on Talmidimblogging.
I agree with the statement, though I have trouble blaming Coca Cola specifically for obesity. With food, it’s generally a matter of quantity, pure and simple. With sin, it’s a matter of a heart that is either yielded or not yielded to God.
good point
Amen! I think today to call out sin and point to Jesus as our Savior from our sin and the guilt of our sin is a lost art.
No it would not! Not so much the coca -cola, but any high fructose, carbonated beverage. In Jan I went from drinking daily carbonated drinks to drinking it once a week. There is a huge difference in my diet now. The crave for high fructose is gone and I have better control of when I CHOOSE to drink it. I hardly drink soda at all now.
Beforehand, my immune system was used to morning, noon, night and late night high fructose. In the beginning I got sick trying to go “cold turkey”, so be careful. Also note, purified water helps.
Thank you thank you thank you for sharing. Yes, we need to encourage people!
Oh. My. Word.
You always have such great stuff on your blog!
Thank you! I see you’re doing what I’m doing today–trying to catch up. I seriously thought about reposting your Coke blog. Still might. Amazing pics, should make anyone stop and think!
that’s one of my major efforts… trying to mkae people stop and think