The Case For Heaven (Giveaway Announcement)

Hello, Elegant and Graceful Ones

Have you ever thought about what happens when we die? If you are a Christ follower, you know you will be transformed into Heaven in the presence of God. But have you ever wondered about the process of leaving your earthly body and gaining your glorified body?

In his new documentary, The Case For Heaven, acclaimed journalist Lee Strobel delves deep into this mysterious topic. Strobel and others recount their near-death experiences and share what they experienced during this time. The documentary will cause you to examine your beliefs about heaven and challenge others who deny Heaven exists in any form.

The documentary premiered exclusively on Pureflix on July 15th. Pureflix provides faith and family-friendly media that changes lives, inspires hearts, and lifts the spirits of its members. The streaming service has plans starting as low as $7.99 a month.

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In conjunction with the release of The Case For Heaven, we collaborated with Pureflix to offer a three-month subscription to their streaming service. And the winner of our giveaway is

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How to Create Better Evening Routines in Your Home

If you often struggle to sleep well at night and feel tired the next day, your problems might be rooted in a lack of a healthy evening routine. Getting to bed late and doing things that cause you to stay awake for longer can damage your health and wellbeing. With that in mind, we’ll talk today about some things you can do to create a better evening routine in your home.


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Journal to Relieve Stress
Journaling is something that lots of people find highly beneficial when it comes to improving their evening routines. It can be used to reduce stress as it helps you get your thoughts out of your head and onto paper, which often makes a real difference. So think about trying it and see if it makes a difference.

Avoid Eating or Drinking Coffee in the Few Hours Before Bed
If you can avoid eating too late in the evening and drinking caffeine, you’ll find it much easier to get to sleep at night. You can make it a policy in your home to eat your evening meal a little earlier and perhaps set off a cut-off time for when you stop drinking coffee and other caffeinated drinks. It’ll make a much bigger difference than you might think.

Find a Calming Hobby
Finding a hobby that helps you stay calm is a good idea. When you can stay calm in the evening and ease into the night, you’ll find it much easier to get to sleep. It also really helps with feelings of stress if you can do something in the evening that helps to calm you.

Set the Table and Eat Dinner as a Family Each Night
Setting the table for dinner is something of a lost art. Many families simply eat dinner when they feel like it and sit in front of the TV as they do so. There might not be anything wrong with that for some families, but it’s much healthier to sit down and eat dinner as a family, especially for families with kids. Places like Richard Haworth can help you find the tablecloths and napkins that’ll bring it all together.

Dim the Lights and Set the Atmosphere
Finally, you should consider the atmosphere you create in your home in the evenings. Simple things like dimming the lights and setting an atmosphere focused on relaxation can make a real difference. That’s something that you can work on right away, so why not give it a try?

Good evening routines are beneficial in a wide range of ways. You just need to make sure that you orient your routines around your needs and schedule. It’s all about ensuring your evenings are as relacing as they can be and that they help you to get a good night’s sleep. You’ll then feel the benefits the following day too.

The Case For Heaven (Review and Giveaway)

Hello Beautiful People,

A new thought-provoking documentary begins streaming on July 15th on PureFlix. The Case for Heaven is based on the book by best-selling author Lee Strobel, who also wrote The Case For Christ. Featuring interviews with best-selling author John Burke, world-renowned pastor Francis Chan, the late Evangelist Luis Palau and more, the documentary looks at why so many people fear death and how near-death experiences have shaped our understanding of heaven.

Lee Strobel backs his investigation in The Case for Christ that God is real, heaven is real, and that hell is also real. Many people from various walks of life, including Strobel himself, have had near-death experiences and remember detailed descriptions of what they had seen. This documentary will captivate you and motivate you to pick up your Bible and study more about heaven, hell, and the afterlife.

During the early COVID lockdowns, I participated in a bible study group that examined the book of Revelations. I believe it helped many people in the group overcome the fear of reading this often misunderstood book about the end times. In Revelations, God’s children win, and in retrospect to this documentary, the more you know, the more you grow. Some people in the documentary shared their near-death experiences and how they forever changed their lives. I was inspired when I saw these people share their testimonies and how their lives have changed.

We are confident, I say, and would prefer to be away from the body and at home with the Lord. – 2 Corinthians 5:8 (NIV)

“Viewers will be surprised, captivated, and encouraged by ‘The Case for Heaven,’ a beautiful and compelling film. It will dispel many of their misconceptions about the afterlife. I’m thrilled with the enthusiastic reception the documentary has received so far – and I can’t wait for an even wider audience to experience it. ” Lee Strobel

Everyone needs to see The Case For Heaven. It propels you to think about your faith and where you stand in what you believe. You have the opportunity to watch the film on Pureflix HERE. If you do not already have a membership, you can sign up for a free seven-day trial. Please watch the trailer below:

Giveaway:
Thanks to our partnership with PureFlix, one of our readers has the opportunity to win a three-month subscription to the streaming service to watch The Case For Heaven and other faith and family-friendly media that change lives, inspire hearts, and lift the spirits of its members. You have three opportunities to enter the giveaway. They are:

– Leave a comment below if you have ever wondered what life was like after death.
– Go to our Instagram Page HERE, Follow us and leave a comment on The Case For Heaven photo.
– Go to our Facebook Page HERE. Follow us and leave a comment on The Case For Heaven photo.

For each completed task, you will receive one entry into the giveaway. Comments must be completed by Saturday, July 23rd at 11:59 PM (Central Time). The winner will be randomly selected and announced on Sunday, July 24th.

This giveaway is limited to U.S. residents only. The winner will be required to submit their email address to PureFlix to receive the three-month subscription.

Disclosure:
Bubbling With Elegance And Grace would like to thank Pure Flix for providing us with the opportunity to view The Case For Heaven for this review and giveaway. All opinions are 100% our own.

Useful Tips for Taking Care of Your Elders

When it comes to taking care of our elders, a lot goes into the equation. It can be challenging to know where to start, especially if you are new to the process. That’s why we have put together this information with valuable tips for taking care of your elders. By following these tips, you can ensure that your loved ones receive the best possible care!


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Establish a Routine
One of the most important things you can do for your elders is to establish a daily routine. This will help them feel more comfortable and secure and make your job as their caregiver much easier. Make sure to include meals, medication, bathing, and exercise time in their daily schedule.

Keep Them Comfortable
Another top priority should be to keep your elders comfortable. This means providing them with plenty of pillows and blankets, ensuring the temperature in their room is comfortable and they have access to all the items they need. Moreover, try to create an environment that is as calm and relaxing as possible. This can be achieved by playing soft music, keeping the lights dimmed, and avoiding loud noises. Comfort is also about mental stimulation. Be sure to provide your elders with books, magazines, puzzles, or anything else to help them stay mentally active and engaged.

Help Them with Personal Care
Personal care is another crucial aspect of taking care of your elders. This includes tasks such as bathing, dressing, and using the restroom. Although it may be difficult, trying to maintain your elders’ dignity and privacy during these moments is important. Allow them to do as much as possible independently, and only offer assistance when necessary. If you are helping them with a task such as bathing, make sure to use mild and respectful language. It is also essential to be patient, as some tasks may take longer than others.

Plan Their Meals
Another important part of taking care of your elders is making sure they are getting proper nutrition. This means planning and preparing their meals in advance. If possible, try to cook meals packed with nutrients and easy to digest. Soups, stews, and pureed foods are all excellent options. It is also important to ensure that your elders stay hydrated by providing them with plenty of fluids throughout the day. Water, juice, and herbal tea are all great choices. Avoid caffeinated beverages, as they can cause dehydration. In addition to healthy meals, you should also provide your elders with snacks they can enjoy between meals. Make sure to choose items high in protein and fiber, such as nuts, seeds, and dried fruit. Avoid sugary snacks, as they can cause blood sugar spikes. Last but not least, don’t forget to include their favorite foods! Even if it’s not the healthiest option, a little indulgence now and then can do wonders for their mood.

Difficult Diseases
As we age, our bodies become more susceptible to disease. This is why it is so important to take care of your elders and to be on the lookout for signs of illness. Some of the most common diseases that affect elders include diabetes, heart disease, Alzheimer’s disease, and cancer. If you notice any changes in your elder’s appearance or behavior, contact their doctor immediately. Early detection is key when it comes to these diseases. Dementia care can be difficult, so it is essential to get all the help you can. In addition to being on the lookout for signs of disease, you should also make sure your elders are up-to-date on their vaccinations. This will help protect them from potentially deadly illnesses like influenza and pneumonia. Make sure to talk to their doctor about which vaccinations are recommended for elders.

These are just a few of the many things you can do to take care of your elders. Following these tips can help them live happy and healthy lives.

Taking Care of Children and Pets While Moving House

Moving house is stressful enough as it is, whether you’re going cross-country or somewhere nearby. You must juggle the financial and paperwork of buying or renting a new house. But there’s also the logistics of physically moving your family and belongings to another property.

This stress can get even more overwhelming if you compound the issue by involving children and pets. So, how can you ensure that the house move goes smoothly for every family member? 

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Be Prepared
Preparation is the key to success. As soon as you know when and where you’re moving, you should take steps toward making the process easier. The first thing to do is to tell your children what’s happening. 

Older children will find it easier to understand, but you should keep younger children in the loop, especially if they’ve never moved house before. They’re likely to be confused and worried about what’s happening, so telling them and reassuring them that things will be okay will minimize this. If your children are concerned about moving away from friends and family, then it’s essential to give them time to come to terms with the move and provide them with an opportunity to keep in touch with the people they’ll miss. 

Another part of being prepared is to start packing in advance. If your children are old enough, you can rope them into packing their belongings and helping out around the house. Order some moving and packing boxes as soon as you have the moving date. This way, you can concentrate on getting over to your new property on the day rather than hurriedly packing everything up. The less stressed you are, the less stressed your family will be.

Get Help
When you’re trying to take care of young children or pets while moving, you will need some help. The moving process can be difficult for them to understand, and they could get in the way or even get injured while everyone is busy. Also, you will likely be busy during the day.

With this in mind, asking a friend or family member to take care of your children and pets on moving day will make things far less stressful for everyone involved. They can be out of the way, happy, and safe. Meanwhile, you can focus on moving without having to worry about them. If possible, it might be an idea to have them sleep over somewhere else until you have some semblance of organization in your new home. 

Another way to make things easier for you and your family is to hire a professional removalist to help you to transport your furniture and belongings to your new home. While you can move some things in your car, your furniture needs something larger. Removalists can transport items safely and quickly, saving you a job and a lot of work. Then all you have to do is unpack and settle in.