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“In my interactions with Ginger Hill, I have found her words a wonderful mixture of truth and grace, tactfully relaying truth with grace and compassion. With an issue I’ve been spinning my wheels with for years, her insight led me to finding a practical way to be accountable and make progress. I find Ginger’s insightful suggestions and encouraging reminders that she is praying for me very valuable. May the Lord bless her and we who have found her help.”
- Cindy H., Good Ideas for Good Health subscriber
“In my interactions with Ginger Hill, I have found her words a wonderful mixture of truth and grace, tactfully relaying truth with grace and compassion. With an issue I’ve been spinning my wheels with for years, her insight led me to finding a practical way to be accountable and make progress. I find Ginger’s insightful suggestions and encouraging reminders that she is praying for me very valuable. May the Lord bless her and we who have found her help.”
- Cindy H., Good Ideas for Good Health subscriber
Sample: “You need to be exorcised!” It’s a fun play on words. I need to not just be exercised, but exorcised. The word exorcise is typically used when we talk about spiritual warfare as the act of attempting to drive out (a supposed evil spirit) from a person or place.*. Spiritual warfare is serious. Bob’s play on words is funny. But the two come together for a very important purpose – to utilize exercise to help me fight my spiritual battles. Yes, you heard that right! Exercise is one of my battle strategies in spiritual warfare. In fact, I am amazed at how victorious I can be when I am working out regularly (1 Corinthians 10:13). Why do I need to be “exorcised?” Consider that the synonyms for the word “exorcise” are: drive out, cast out, expel.* Exercise helps to drive out, cast out and expel my negative emotions so that I can think clearly enough to deal with my problematic circumstances in a God-honoring way! |
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"But the godly will flourish...Even in old age they will still produce fruit; they will remain vital and green."
Psalm 92:12,14 (NLT)
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