It’s a new month so time to search the blog archives for some Timely Topics to revisit.
Celebrate Hearts
Since it’s February, of course we look at the HEART and heart disease. February is American Heart Month, so I want you to have information and inspiration to keep your heart healthy.
Celebrate Love
Valentine’s Day is in February , so I’ll share words of faith, hope, and LOVE.
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“The touch of God is awesome not just because it is God who touches, but also because it is a touch. It is a real connection. That it involves the heart is awesome. That it involves God is awesome. And that it involves an actual touch is awesome.”
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Peter Kreeft, Ph.D., is a professor of philosophy at Boston College. He loves his five grandchildren, four children, one wife, one cat, and one God. He has written 75 books including (affiliate link) MAKING SENSE OUT OF SUFFERING
I’ve written about our physical hearts and how to keep them healthy. You may want to review them or read now if you missed them.
“Our brain controls the actions of the body’s other organs, but the heart supplies the power that keeps everything working smoothly, including the brain. Using the intricate “highway” system of arteries and veins, the heart pumps blood carrying oxygen, water, and nutrients to every cell in the body.” more at –
“Anyone who has ever had a “broken heart” (and who hasn’t?) knows that sadness and grief cause not just emotional pain, but also physical pain. And since that pain is often felt in our chest, it makes sense that we call it “heart break”.” Continue at-
In sudden cardiac death, the heart stops beating abruptly
“Keeping our HEARTS healthy involves doing what we can to change the 7 risk factors what doctors often call the modifiable risk factors.” Find them at –
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