Month: November 2010

Month: November 2010

Thankfulness and Your Health
November 25, 2010 Blogs, Brain and Body Health Tim Jennings, M.D.

Happy Thanksgiving! Here in the U.S. we celebrate our annual Thanksgiving holiday on the 4th Thursday of November. Thanksgiving is a traditional harvest festival, which has its American roots in Plymouth Massachusetts, when the Pilgrims and local native Indians gave thanks in 1621. 

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Christmas & The Christian
November 19, 2010 Bible Answers That Make Sense, Blogs, Life's Tough Questions Tim Jennings, M.D.

Since the season is fast approaching I was wondering if you could give some insights on the topic of Christians and Christmas. I have heard arguments on both sides, and both seem convincing. Those who are against it point to the pagan roots of Christmas, and those who are for it point to the benefits of Christmas in reaching souls for Christ. So how does one find balance?  

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Competitive Sports – Spiritually Healthy or Not?
November 12, 2010 Blogs, Life's Tough Questions Tim Jennings, M.D.

I would like Dr J to discuss competitive sports and whether this is healthy for psychological/spiritual growth. The more I learn about the two conflicting powers (selfless love vs. survival of the fittest) seems competitive sports would not be spiritually healthy. Seems like winning would tempt one to be proud while losing would be damaging to self esteem.

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Lazarus, Miracles and Faith What is the Connection?
November 5, 2010 Bible Answers That Make Sense, Blogs, Life's Tough Questions Tim Jennings, M.D.

In John 11, we read the story of Lazarus being raised from the dead. Mary, Martha and the disciples didn’t believe that God could raise him up. Even when Jesus asked them to open the grave, they said

“but lord he stinketh, he has been dead four days”. Jesus raised him from the dead in spite of their unbelief. But in the bible it says that we must have faith for God to work miracles. What made Jesus raise Lazarus from the dead?

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