The Bible From a Medical Perspective/Medicine From a Biblical Perspective-Dr Strydom

After a year of going through the many videos and reading through the articles and book by Dr. MK Strydom, I'm finally at a point where it's time to put what I have been learning into practice. I've been sharing on Facebook a lot of the things I've been learning and that has generated some great conversations! But the bottom line is, I/we need to die to our fleshly desires if we want our lamp filled with oil and to have extra to last until Yeshua returns. I now understand why we can't share our oil with others, all I can do is encourage others to take the journey of sanctification along with me. All the videos for her conference are found on Youtube here, She has other videos on her Youtube channel as well regarding End Times, but I truly do think that that subject is a distraction from intimacy with Abba. He unveils various different patterns in Scripture to each of us, and because of the variety of our backgrounds, there is just as must variety in our interpretation of the patterns we see, and because of that, there will always be multiple understandings of how the End Days will play out. I have chosen not to spend much time looking into this topic deeply. I have in the past, only to throw up my hands and appreciate the book of Ecclesiastes even more....it is all meaningless. Here I will be sharing my own journey of sanctification as I tackle the sinful thought patterns in my life that are manifesting physically in my body. I will be using Dr. Strydom's workbook to help me actively repent of the lies I believe and replace those lies with Abba's truth. We learn from Dr. Carolyn Leaf that it takes 21 days to change our brain's neural pathways regarding our negative thought trees and growing new healthy thought trees that are rooted in Scripture. Stay tuned as I first take on the sinful thought life that brings about cataracts.

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