Advent Week 4

Merry Christmas!!!!!! I hope you all are having a wonderful day. Let me know what some of your favorite traditions.

Clove helps fight colds, numbs the skin, relieves baby's toothaches, and it repels lice. It also smells like Christmas, although it is a little strong so I suggest you start with a very little at first.

Advent Week 3

As Christmas is getting closer, there may be a lot more stress and therefore more colds. The oil that is great for any time of the year, but especially this time of the year is Thieves. Thieves helps fight any sickness and it kills way more airborne germs then anything else. Not only that but it smells like Christmas!

Tid bit for the week: Teddy Roosevelt banned the use of Christmas trees in the White House because of his environmental views.

Soli Deo Gloria!

Advent Week 2

We are now at the second week of advent and the second part in this series. This week we are going to look at Myrrh.

Myrrh was also a gift to Jesus from the wise men. It is a great help against respitory problems, colds, bronchitis and much more. Myrrh is fairly expensive as well. 

Tid bit time!  Christmas trees have been sold in the U. S. A. Since 1850 and Christmas trees are grown for 15 years before they are sold.

Soli Deo Gloria!

Advent Week 1

With Christmas coming around the corner, I thought it would be fun to do a 4 part series. Each part will cover one oil specifically and a fun tid bit. This the first part of the series and we will look at Frankincense.

Frankincense was one of the gifts that Jesus received from the wise men. This oil is very expensive and is extremely useful. It helps fight colds, any respitory problem, helps heal wounds and takes away any skin blemish like warts and stretch marks and much more. Mary would have known all the benefits of this oil, but wouldn't have been able to afford it. So in a very amazing way God provided a means of taking care of Jesus's health. 

And for the tid bit: A Charlie Brown Christmas first aired on TV on December 9th, 1965.

Soli Deo Gloria!