Just as you, I speak out on the truth in Christian cycles and what I have to say is quite often not recieved or welcomed. One thing I have to remember is how a person recieves the truth is between them and God. I’m just the messenger. With that being said, even though these people don’t get it now, they may get it some other time because you have sown the seed. They may even get it a little bit and begin to make changes yet they are too proud to let you know. Keep speaking! Don’t let them shut you up. You have a message from the Lord, and they need to hear it whether they know it or not. You are not in that group at church by accident. God placed you there and for very good reason!

God bless you!
Debby

Even more so now after the RAW MILK rally up in WIsconsin on Monday! Our government is making it harder for us to get real food telling us what we can and cannot eat and drink!

WE MUST SPEAK UP AND EDUCATE OTHERS – this is becoming IMPERATIVE!

Thanks for speaking up!

For spiritual food as well as for our physical food!

blessings
nancy

Just recently saw this in a much more literal way, if one figuratively sees the stone as lifeless processed food, and the serpent as outright toxin.

I don’t find many interested in these topics in the church….

Conversely, their disapproval can be create powerful peer pressure that is difficult for young mothers and YP to buck.

I’ve approached some who do “get it”, and one woman mentioned that she doesn’t think the older generation knew how good they had it. From their perspective, life was full of drudgery, bone chilling or sweltering endless work, and like all of us, they wanted something better for their children. A noble loving wish, but now the viewpoint has changed.

Here are tips I’ve received from those who will hear and understand.

1. Avoid the phrase “we have to, or we MUST”, which may set a person in a contrary mood. A suggestive or reflective attitude may be easier to hear.

2. In some cases, present info as a movement back to the old ways. Or a hint of “the most updated, or latest trend”, without overtly saying so.

3. Discuss how much we NEED the older generation to teach the old ways, how much help they can contribute to the healing of those around them, particularly the children. Church women can do sauerkraut sessions, debone and freeze turkey or chicken meat, and cut up bone carcasses for broth (I use a clean pair of garden shears to split open marrow bones and chop up them in small pieces to get better leaching for broths), clean, freeze or dry organic veggies, or grow herb gardens and make dried herb mixes, etc.

4. If some of the older generation won’t hear, educate the children and the YP if possible who are soon to reproduce. Here are some tools or phrases I’ve used to catch attention.

a. “Our future children’s bodies are sitting on our dinner plates today. Someday they may look in the mirror and grade our choices. If they are able to speak.”

b. This is a clip that is hard to watch, but very powerful. Explanation below.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBMDxmtGCQY

Autism -I explain that this child has too many toxins from generations before her, and too little nutrition to be able to excrete them.

Her mother commented – “It shows our girl during one of her episodes when she really looks like she’s having piercing pain inside her head. She’s trying to eat her GCF pancakes here– sorry about the side view!” Dental/ear infection ruled out. Possibly post-inflammatory enlarged glial cells pressing on blood vessels? Some other parents report their autistic children have similar episodes.

If the above link doesn’t work, go to youtube.com and search for “Screaming – Inside pain”

c. The first 3 minutes or so of a talk I gave at a fair “Food is Confusing” The video clip is of amazing body machinery, including the construction of the propeller that moves a bacteria through body fluid (flagellum). It is on the home page of my website, http://www.theglutensyndrome.net I explain that no scientist would let me walk over to his sensitive equipment and throw in some sand. But we do that to our body machinery practically every time we open our mouths or expose ourselves to processed toxins in other ways.

Sometimes it just takes time to sink in. That is where prayer and patience are a key. Gradually the changes may come as the Lord get through to hearts.