interesting but i don't think it qualifies as romance. I'd put it under religious.
Parousia Patris Perspectives “A Healthy Heart” Vol 2 No 5 February 2007 February is the month of Heart Health. How do we maintain a healthy heart? We can exercise, eat right, and think right. What is “right”? It starts with our attitude doesn't it? Do we really want a healthy heart? A healthy heart is physically and spiritually whole. The health of our physical heart depends not only on nutrition, exercise, blood pressure, cholesterol, triglycerides, and lifestyle. It is enormously affected by our emotional and spiritual condition. Our heart of hearts contributes to our total health. Many of us have a heart that’s: Divided Sin-filled Discontented Sorrowful Distant Searching Discouraged Seductive Depressed Selfish That doesn't contribute to total heart health. We need a heart that’s: Seeking Rested Steadfast Refreshed Surrendered Rejoicing We need a Perfect Heart like Jesus! --- A heart that's: Committed Courageous Cheerful Compassionate How do you maintain a healthy whole heart? You give a surrendered heart to Jesus and take His heart as your own. You give Him a committed heart that trusts in His heart of Love for you. He would rather die for you than live without you—and He did. He gave His heart for you. Won’t you give Him yours? Jesus can change our hearts. He wants us to have a heart like His. Exercise walking in His Spirit, Feed on His Word, and Drink of His Living Water. Rest in His Love for You. He will give you an eternal heart like His. Jn 15:9 “I have loved you even as the Father has loved Me. Remain in My Love.” Jer 31:3 “I have loved you with an Everlasting Love.” He already gave you His heart @ Calvary-- His matchless Infinite Heart of Grace. Reality Check: How's your heart? Do you have a surrendered heart to His? The safest, healthiest place for your heart— in the center of His heart. ©2007 Pamela Gray Karges http://www.parousiaproductions.com |
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