Re: Romans 8:18
marika <[email protected]>
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jojo <[email protected]> wrote: > marika wrote: >> Brother Desmond (Desi) Edward Coughlan <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>> Yet what we suffer now is nothing compared to the glory He will reveal >>> to us later. >>> >>> >>> Repent now and accept Jesus Christ into your heart >>> >> >> Well, I actually just this past summer did that! >> >> But i also literally stopped drinking (cold) tea for that very reason! I >> drank gallons of it per week, until recently. >> Tea bags cost a lot of money and taste identical to tap water anyway, so I >> drink water now instead. I am not making this up. >> >> Hot water (with creamer) might even be my next move. >> I actually considered that when I was searching for a “white” beverage. >> >> But both tea and coffee do have some nutritional benefits, like anti >> oxidants, so I probably won’t eliminate altogether. >> > > is it normal tea or green tea? > > There has been a lot of coverage about both normal and green tea health benefits. As far as flavor, I am not a connoisseur. I have a preference for Earl Grey with bergamot, and I add a teabag of mint tea to the brew. My sister sends me all sorts of flavored teas. Eg., три слона (3 elephants) and карпатський (carpathian) brands. The variety she sends usually contain black tea with tons of dried flowers (e.g., coneflower) and berries. Very tasty.