I mentioned yesterday that I had a terrible sore throat.
I’m pleased to say that it has calmed down considerably but that I’m still feeling a little drained.
The interesting thing is that my on-air guest during my morning programme on Sonshine FM was Philip Bridgeman from Wisdom for Health.
Off-air, Philip asked me a number of questions about my throat problems and concluded that my immune system was a bit low after being busy to finish up at one place of employment and then trying to get my head around my new position. (Which is pretty much what I had thought all along.)
He gave me a small brown bottle with some liquid inside and told me, ‘It shouldn’t taste too bad’. Inside the bottle is a formula that he mixed up to help boost my immune system so that I can shake off this bug. It tastes pretty awful.
The thing that I only thought about later is that I didn’t question him as to what’s in the mixture, what will it do etc. I simply trusted him. I knew that he wasn’t going to do something that would harm me. It’s not in his nature.
Even though I don’t enjoy the experience of swallowing the mixture – I know who gave it to me and I know that it is for my benefit. I intend to drink every last drop.
You guessed it. There’s a great sermon illustration in there.
Posted by Rodney Olsen
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