You know people spend much of time caring for there physical health. Each day, you may invest up to eight hours in sleeping, several hours in cooking and eating, and eight hours or more in working to pay for a place to sleep and food to eat.
If you become ill, you probably spend time and money to see a medical professional or to prepare a traditional remedy. You clean, bathe, and may even exercise regularly, all in the interests of good health.
Maintaining good health, however, involves more than just caring for your physical needs.
But there is something else that plays a powerful role in your well-being. Medical research has shown that your physical health is closely linked with a spiritual health.
This evidence is in harmony with a statement made by Jesus Christ 2,000 years ago. He said: “Happy are those conscious of their spiritual need.” (Matthew 5:3)