Impact of Obesity on In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) Introduction Have you ever wondered how your weight could affect your ability to become a parent through IVF? You're not alone. In today’s world, where fast food is often easier to grab than a salad and screen time trumps gym time, obesity has become a common issue. But when it comes to fertility—and more specifically, In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)—carrying those extra kilos might be more significant than you think. Imagine trying to grow a delicate plant in soil that’s too dense—it just won’t thrive. That’s similar to how obesity can create a challenging environment for conception and pregnancy, especially through assisted reproductive technologies like IVF. https://www.bestivfclinic.co.in/ Let’s explore how obesity impacts IVF and what you can do to increase your chances of success. Whether you’re planning a family or just exploring your options, this guide is here to help. 1. Understanding Obesity and BMI Obesity isn’t just about appearance—it’s about health. Body Mass Index (BMI) is a simple calculation using your height and weight. A BMI over 30 is considered obese. This number might seem like just a figure on paper, but it can have a real impact on your fertility journey. 2. What is IVF and How Does It Work? IVF, or In Vitro Fertilization, is a ray of hope for many couples. It involves collecting eggs from a woman’s ovaries, fertilizing them with sperm in a lab, and then transferring the embryo to the uterus. Sounds like science fiction? It’s science—helping millions build their families. 3. Why Weight Matters in Fertility Think of your body as a finely tuned machine. When you’re overweight, it’s like the machine is carrying extra baggage, slowing everything down—including your reproductive system. Weight influences hormones, ovulation, and overall health—all critical factors in successful fertility treatments. 4. Obesity’s Effect on Female Reproductive Health Obesity can lead to irregular menstrual cycles, ovulation problems, and polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). These conditions make it harder to conceive naturally or through IVF. Your ovaries might not release eggs regularly, or the quality of those eggs might be compromised. 5. Obesity and Male Fertility Men, you're not off the hook. Obesity can affect sperm count, motility (movement), and shape. It can also lead to hormonal imbalances and even erectile dysfunction. The result? Lower chances of successful fertilization, even in a lab setting. 6. How Obesity Affects IVF Success Rates Obesity has been linked with: Lower egg retrieval rates Reduced embryo quality Lower implantation rates Higher chances of IVF failure In fact, studies show that women with higher BMIs often require more fertility medications and have lower success rates with IVF. It’s like trying to tune a radio with static—the message gets lost in the noise. 7. Common IVF Challenges Faced by Obese Patients From higher doses of medication to technical difficulties during egg retrieval, IVF can be more complicated for those with obesity. Even ultrasounds may be less clear, making monitoring more challenging. And pregnancy risks? They also go up—dramatically. 8. Hormonal Imbalances and Their Role Obesity often causes a surge in insulin and estrogen levels. This disrupts the natural hormonal rhythm required for ovulation and embryo development. The result? Poor response to fertility treatment and lower success rates. 9. Impact on Egg Quality and Quantity Not all eggs are created equal. Obesity can lead to oxidative stress, which damages eggs at a cellular level. Poor egg quality means even if fertilization occurs, the embryo might not develop properly or implant successfully. 10. Obesity’s Role in Miscarriage and Pregnancy Complications Even after a successful embryo transfer, obesity raises the risk of: Miscarriage Gestational diabetes High blood pressure Preterm birth It’s a tough truth, but being overweight doesn’t just make it harder to get pregnant—it makes it riskier to stay pregnant. 11. What Research Says About Obesity and IVF Multiple studies support the link between obesity and lower IVF success. According to a study published in Fertility and Sterility, women with obesity had a 20% lower chance of live birth through IVF compared to those with a healthy BMI. 12. Lifestyle Changes That Can Help The good news? You’re not stuck. Even a 5–10% weight loss can significantly improve IVF outcomes. Small changes—like walking daily, eating balanced meals, and reducing sugar intake—can make a big difference. 13. Medical Support and Weight Loss Programs Sometimes, you need a little help. Bariatric (weight loss) surgery, medication, or medically supervised diets can be considered if lifestyle changes aren’t enough. Your IVF journey should begin with a conversation about your weight—with compassion, not judgment. 14. Finding the Right IVF Clinic and Specialist You don’t have to do this alone. Finding the best IVF specialist in Delhi means partnering with someone who understands your unique health profile and offers personalized solutions. A good specialist won’t just look at your fertility—they’ll look at you as a whole person. 15. Success Stories: Hope and Healing Many couples who struggled with obesity and infertility have gone on to have healthy babies. Their journeys included setbacks, lifestyle changes, and working with experienced specialists. Their message? Don’t give up. 16. Conclusion: Taking the First Step Towards Parenthood Obesity can be a barrier, but it’s not a dead end. Understanding how weight affects IVF gives you the power to take control. Whether through lifestyle changes, medical support, or expert guidance from the best IVF specialist in Delhi, your journey to parenthood is still within reach. It’s not about being perfect—it’s about being prepared. Take that first step. Your future family is waiting. FAQs 1. Can obese women still get pregnant through IVF? Yes, but the chances of success are often lower. Managing weight before treatment can improve the odds. 2. Does male obesity affect IVF success too? Absolutely. Obesity in men can lead to poor sperm quality, which affects fertilization and embryo development. 3. Is it safe for obese women to go through pregnancy? Pregnancy can be riskier for obese women due to complications like gestational diabetes and high blood pressure. Monitoring and medical support are crucial. 4. How much weight should I lose before starting IVF? Even a modest weight loss of 5–10% can improve fertility outcomes and IVF success rates. 5. Where can I find the best IVF specialist in Delhi for weight-related fertility issues? Look for fertility clinics with experience in handling complex cases. Reviews, certifications, and personalized consultations can guide you to the best IVF specialist in Delhi.

UNDERSTANDING GOD IN A SIN BROKEN WORLD! 🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥 OUR LIVES DO TRULY MATTER TO GOD! 🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥 Let's cut the phatic...situations frequently occur in our lives that make us question if God does really care for us. If we're asked to raise our hands up for this, both my hands will be up and highest first. *BUT THE FACT STICKS OUT BOLDLY THAT, IN AS MUCH I'VE MANY REASONS TO SAY MY LIFE DOESN'T COUNT TO GOD, I EQUALLY HAVE A MILLION TIMES THOSE SAME NUMBER OF REASONS TO SAY THAT GOD DOES TRULY CARE FOR ME!* Yes,our life matters to Him. You may not feel like you matter, you may be able to give lots of evidence that the way you are treated and the things that have happened to you and the misfortune you have experienced, that certainly, your life couldn't matter to God. But I want to tell you, yes, it does. Difficulty, hardship, pain, and suffering does not mean that your life doesn't matter to God. Some of the greatest upright people that I've ever read about, people who have written the greatest books have been people who've gone through difficulty, hardship, pain, and suffering beyond anything you and I could ever know and never lost their faith, but realized that God still loved them and He cared for them. Today, we are no different, God hasn't changed and NEVER will; Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever. (Heb 13: 8) Again, I reemphasize,our lives matter to God. You may be able to look at your life this now, and say, "Well, I've got lots of evidence that my life doesn't matter to God because, if it did, I wouldn't be here. I would maybe have more money, maybe a better marriage, something about your children or what you own or where your plans would lead you. You may think of a lot of things, but no matter what the circumstances are, your life matters to God. And "matters" means He's concerned about you. He cares about you. He's thinking about you(always.) And so, when we think about that, what does it mean that our life matters to God? It means that He knows us personally and intimately. He knows all of our weaknesses. He knows all of our frailties. He knows all about our sins. He knows everything there is to know about us; But even the very hairs of your head are all numbered. Fear not therefore: ye are of more value than many sparrows. (Luk 12: 7) Behold, I have graven thee upon the palms of my hands; thy walls are continually before me. (Isa 49: 16) You see that 👆! No matter what you and I face in life, our Heavenly Father loves us, cares for us. We matter to Him. And no matter what happens, what He allows us to go through, the pain we may suffer, we still matter to Him. That means He's still caring, still listening, still loving, and all of His promises are still intact. That is, every promise He's made is still there; Let your conversation be without covetousness; and be content with such things as ye have: FOR HE HATH SAID, I WILL NEVER LEAVE THEE, NOR FORSAKE THEE. (Heb 13: 5) What an awesome, awesome promise of our All Mighty God! We can take this promise to the bank. In 1Jn.3:1-3, John, perhaps in his last years on earth exclaimed about the unwavering Love God has for us; Behold, what manner of love the Father hath bestowed upon us, that we should be called the sons of God: therefore the world knoweth us not, because it knew him not. (1Jn 3: 1) You see... "How great a love the Father has bestowed on us". What makes it great? "That we would be called children of God". It doesn't end there; Beloved, now are we the sons of God, and it doth not yet appear what we shall be: but we know that, when he shall appear, we shall be like him; for we shall see him as he is. (1Jn 3: 2) Think about that. Here's an Apostle of the Lord Christ Jesus speaking with assurance and authority, having listened to the Lord Christ Jesus personally, whether it was on the boat at sea, or was up in a mountain somewhere or just sitting around the fire talking and listening to Christ Jesus; And every man that hath this hope in him purifieth himself, even as he is pure. (1Jn 3: 3) This simply means,when we trust Him as our Lord and Savior, it's because of what He did at the Cross. And as a result of that relationship, things change. You can't be a child of God and everything be the same as it used to be. And that relationship is not temporary. It's not conditional. It is absolutely permanent. You are saved once and for all by the Grace of God. Now, hear this, why has God made salvation the result of a fixed relationship? A decision? Simply because you and I matter to Him. To absolutely assure you that for all eternity, you will belong to God. And we are tempted to say, "Suppose I sin"? He's prepared for that. He has a very strong Hand of discipline, not to destroy, not to hurt, not to harm, but to bring us back into the fold. When God allows us to go through difficulties and trials and heartaches and burdens, what is He doing? He's doing it for one of several reasons, one of which is, what? To remind us that we belong to Him. We're not acting out who we are. And to turn our mind and heart toward Him to change our thinking about a godly life. "Everyone who has this hope fixed on Him purifies himself, just as He is pure". That is, if I'm a child of God, I'm going to be sensitive to the way I'm living. I'm going to be sensitive to my relationship to Him. I'm going to be sensitive to the Word of God. I want to read the Word of God. I want to pray. I want to be obedient to God. I want to find out what God will do in my life because I know my life matters to God. You may not matter to anybody else in the billions of people in this world, but you matter to God. And if you'll think about it, what difference does it make that nobody cares for you if you know that you matter to God. That means He knows you. He's concerned about you. He loves you. He's going to provide for you, protect you, watch over you, care for you. He's going to ultimately fulfill His will for your life. Why? Because you matter to God. Thank You Father, for Your Unconditional Love for us...we ask for Grace and Ability to live according to Your Will for us,Amen🙇🙏!

UNDERSTANDING GOD IN A SIN BROKEN WORLD! 🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥 LIFE IS UNFAIR, OKAY,WHAT NOW? [ECC.9:11[ 🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥 Someone is going to raise eyebrows reading this. Yes, I've always been a proponent of *Life is Fair!* But today, I changed my line of thought because of God's Word; I returned, and saw under the sun, that the race is not to the swift, nor the battle to the strong, neither yet bread to the wise, nor yet riches to men of understanding, nor yet favour to men of skill; but time and chance happeneth to them all. (Ecc 9: 11) Therefore the flight shall perish from the swift, and the strong shall not strengthen his force, neither shall the mighty deliver himself: (Amo 2: 14) Reading these Scriptures today,made me feel I was reading them for the first time! Thus, truthfully,life isn't fair. I'm used to saying that life is an investment which gives you back what you invested in it with the attendant interest. But after meditating on the Scriptures above,I saw light that,"THAT LIFE CAN ONLY BE FAIR WHEN GOD IS INVOLVED." Now, in this sense, life in the world is very unfair. You see, Life is not meant to be fair. It never was, never is and will never always be fair, so now, what do you/I do? Ask yourself this question, if it was fair would you be here? Why should life be fair to you? The fact that you are reading this, means you have food to eat, access to shelter, clothing, access to a computer/phone and internet which verifiably means you have some edge over some people around the world that has one thought...food. A lot of us complain about how life is unfair and how things went bad in their life. Really, life was meant to be so,and so have to embrace it as such. We suffer because of the idea that life was meant to be painless and things should go smoothly as it is. You don’t expect life to be fair to you because you are a good person or you work so hard. Life has its own rules,life in this world...it’s complicated and not the same for everyone. YES, LIFE IS UNFAIR! (IN THIS WORLD) 🤷🤷🤷🤷🤷🤷🤷🤷🤷🤷🤷🤷🤷 Sometimes life is not fair because of the actions of others. When someone chooses to sin, God or someone else is negatively impacted by those choices, to no fault of the person harmed(eg, Christ Jesus.) God shows us in 1 Peter that not only is this true for us, it was true for Christ Jesus as well. After all, God chose us to suffer as we follow in the footsteps of Christ Jesus, who set an example by suffering for us. [22] Christ Jesus never sinned or ever told a lie. [23] Although He was abused, He never tried to get even. And when He suffered, He made no threats. Instead, He had faith in God, who judges fairly. [24] Christ Jesus carried the burden of our sins. He was nailed to the cross, so that we would stop sinning and start living right. By His cuts and bruises we are healed. NOW,ARE WE BEING FAIR TO CHRIST JESUS BY WILFULLY COMMITTING THE SINS HE DIED TO SAVE US FROM? (1 Peter 2:21-24) The fact is, the Cross was not fair to Christ Jesus. We often fail to acknowledge that God was in control when Christ Jesus, who did nothing wrong, carried the burden of our sins to the cross. God was also in control when Christ Jesus was being cut and bruised for our sake. So, life is a mixture of myriad torments and baffling situations that may even compel one unconsciously to erase off all the joyous occasions that they had lived. Every moment in life is a bundle of unpredictable surprises, some good and some really tough. In almost every country, judicial building, courts all over the world you will see a statue...Lady Justice...as she weighs the law on her impartial scale. But,does the judgements in the courts reflect that...an emphatic NO! Everyone here is a victim of life unfairness. I just wondered sometimes why things happened to some people and wish I can just lift my hands and make their problems go away. But the truth is, I am also a victim... PERHAPS,ONE OF THE MOST HARD-HIT VICTIMS (PERSONAL OPINION.) Have you ever wondered why people suffer? Why people die? Why do bad things happen to good people? Why everyone around you seems to succeed and all you do is fail? Why you always don’t feel special? Why people disappoint you? Why you can’t get the job/offer/position you want? Why you have that serious illness? I ALWAYS WONDER, IF YOU DON'T! We suffer a lot because we only think about how life is unfair to us, ask a lot of whys, compare ourselves to others, we don’t want to accept it and just move on...YES, WE ALWAYS THINK ABOUT THOSE THAT HURT US, WE NEVER THINK ABOUT THOSE WE HURT! As an adult, the moment you start dwelling in the thought that life should be fair to you, then it’s a thought distortion. This often leads to depression because it’s basically against our belief system and our expectations. No doubt, we all experience times when life is hard, and it feels very unfair regardless of the reason why. Much of my own spiritual journey has been about learning how to trust that God is in control when life is unfair. Take for instance, when Pharaoh finally let the people go, God did not lead them along the main road that runs through Philistine territory, even though that was the shortest route to the Promised Land(about eleven days journey.) God said, “If the people are faced with a battle, they might change their minds and return to Egypt.” WHAT HAPPENS? [18] So God led them in a roundabout way through the wilderness toward the Red Sea. Thus the Israelites left Egypt like an army ready for battle. (Exodus 13:17-18) IF THE ISRAELITES HAD A KNOWLEDGE OF THIS, THEIR REBELLION WOULD HAVE STARTED FROM THERE, THAT GOD WAS UNFAIR! BUT GOD KNEW WHAT HE WAS DOING! We have to be prepared to fight for what we want. If you tried once and failed then definitely you will discover that life is unfair. Life was not intended for those who try only once then give up but instead, it’s intended for strong-minded people who keep trying until they get what they want. Because life isn’t fair doesn’t mean you should give up and keep asking why. Life sometimes is unfair to us to push us away from our comfort zone, makes bad things happen to us, and prepares you for an unseen battle because things don’t always go smooth the way we want it. THE MOST IMPORTANT AND WISEST CHOICE IS OUR GETTING GOD INVOLVED! 🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥 From my personal experience,when my life is faced with difficulties or unforeseen challenges, I often doubt God’s willingness to guide me through the least painful route...and it makes me go emotional, for, it defies my own logic how God would want me to experience adversity if there was an easier route to my destination. While we may be focused on outmaneuvering hardships and difficulty, God is constantly in the process of guiding us toward our destiny. Do we trust and see God in the turbulence? If we can sincerely and positively answer this question as Christian believers, ONLY THEN CAN WE BEGIN TO LIFE IN A NEW LIGHT. May the Holy Spirit grant us understanding in Christ Jesus' Name Amen,🙇🙏!

Dell Battery Problems After Update? Here’s What to Do Updating your Dell laptop is essential for security, performance, and new features—but sometimes, updates can unintentionally cause battery issues. If you’ve noticed your battery draining faster, not charging properly, or behaving strangely right after a recent update, you’re not alone. Software updates can affect battery drivers, power management settings, or firmware, leading to unexpected problems. Through practical steps to diagnose and fix battery issues caused by updates, helping you get your Dell laptop’s battery performance back on track quickly and easily. What are the Dell Battery Problems? Dell laptops are known for their performance and reliability, but like any device, they can sometimes face battery-related issues. Whether you’re experiencing rapid battery drain, charging problems, or your laptop not holding a charge, understanding the common Dell battery problems is the first step toward finding a solution. These issues can arise due to hardware wear, software glitches, or improper settings. Most frequent battery problems Dell users encounter and how to identify them so you can keep your laptop running smoothly for longer. About Your Dell Laptop Battery Drains Quickly 1. High Power Usage by Apps and Background Processes Many apps, especially resource-heavy programs like video editors, games, or browsers with numerous open tabs, can consume a lot of power. Some applications also run silently in the background without your awareness, steadily draining your battery. 2. Screen Brightness Set Too High The laptop screen is one of the biggest battery power consumers. Keeping the brightness at maximum, especially during long unplugged sessions, quickly depletes your battery life. 3. Outdated Battery Drivers or Firmware Warranty check dell laptop depends on battery management drivers and firmware to ensure optimal battery performance. If these components are outdated or corrupted, your battery may drain faster and not function efficiently. 4. Battery Health Naturally Declines Over Time Laptop batteries degrade after many charge cycles. As a result, the battery’s ability to hold a full charge diminishes over time, shortening how long your laptop lasts on a single charge. 5. Excessive Startup Programs Many programs automatically launch when your laptop boots up. These startup apps increase CPU and memory use, which in turn consumes more battery power. 6. Power Settings Not Optimized for Battery Saving If your laptop is set to a power plan like “High Performance,” it prioritizes speed and responsiveness over battery life, causing your battery to drain more rapidly. Using balanced or power saver modes helps extend battery runtime. 7. Connected External Devices Devices like USB drives, external hard drives, or wireless peripherals pull extra power from your laptop, reducing battery life when plugged in. Need More Help? For in-depth troubleshooting, tips, and expert advice on your dall laptop issue battery and other laptop issues, visit the trusted resource. Battery problems after a Dell system update can be frustrating, but it’s often a manageable issue. Updates may sometimes disrupt battery drivers, settings, or firmware, causing unexpected drain or charging difficulties. By following simple troubleshooting steps—such as checking for driver updates, recalibrating your battery, adjusting power settings, or rolling back problematic updates—you can usually restore your laptop’s battery performance. Visit us : https://pmsltech.net/laptop/

THE DIARY OF A CHRIST FOCUSED CHRISTIAN! 🔜🔜🔜🔜🔜🔜🔚🔚🔚🔚🔚🔚 THE CHRISTIAN BELIEVER'S RESPONSE TO DEATH! [2COR.5:1-5] PART ONE! 🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥🚥 FOR ONCE, SUPPOSEDLY *ALMIGHTY* SCIENCE HAS NOTHING USEFUL TO TELL US ABOUT WHAT AFTER DEATH HOLDS FOR US! Strange and funny as it may seem to the unbeliever, death is not the end of our earthly story. Of all the fears that plague the heart of man, none is greater than the fear of death. It is our greatest fear, the sum of all other fears. We are afraid to die. We are afraid of what happens when we die. The rich, poor, black, white, lazy, strong,etc...the entire humanity. But, what's funny for me is the thought that, the man who boasts and thumps his chest, *DO YOU KNOW ME...DO YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE TALKING TO,* is actually afraid of death! The boast of heraldry, the pomp of power, And all that beauty, all that wealth ever gave, Awaits alike the inevitable hour, The whole paths lead but to the grave. Life is short and so uncertain. “What is your life? You are a mist that appears for a little while and then vanishes” (James 4:14b). Moses said to the Lord in Psalm 90:5-6, “You sweep men away in the sleep of death; they are like the new grass of the morning-though in the morning it springs up new, by evening it is dry and withered.” The Greek playwright Sophocles said it this way: “Of all the great wonders, none is greater than man. Only for death can he find no cure.” There is “a time to be born and a time to die” (Ecclesiastes 3:2). Visit any cemetery and you can’t really tell much difference between the Christian and the non-Christian. Oh, you can intuit something by reading the markers, but the dead lie buried side by side, six feet underground. There they are, all grouped together, young and old, male and female, rich and poor, famous and infamous, churchgoers and nonbelievers. Does death win in the end? On this side of the grave it’s hard to tell. Or so it seems. Death is not the end of the story for those who know the Lord. The Bible tells us what lies ahead for those who know Christ Jesus. In 2 Corinthians 5, we discover wonderful truths that give us hope as we face death with all its dark fears. This passage as a whole is one of the most difficult among all the things Paul wrote, and yet once you get past the difficulties, there is a simplicity about it that attracts the believing heart. Even if we do not understand every detail, the first impression it leaves with the reader gives hope as we look ahead to the end of our earthly journey and wonder, “What’s next?” Paul tells us in very picturesque language that we have nothing to fear, that no matter how we die or when or where, and no matter what may be our physical condition at the moment of death, we have a promise from God that death itself cannot break. 👉I. THE CERTAINTY OF THE RESURRECTION BODY! “Now we know that if the earthly tent we live in is destroyed, we have a building from God, an eternal house in heaven, not built by human hands” (verse 1). Surely the most important part of this verse comes in the first three words. “Now we know.” Death itself confronts us with many mysteries. No one who reads these words can say with certainty how much longer they will live. Every single breath we take is a gift from God. As to what happens after we die, FOR ONCE, SCIENCE HAS NOTHING USEFUL TO TELL US. The great researchers have no certain knowledge about what happens a minute after we die. We will not get the answer from philosophy or from history. If you visit a vast cemetery, all you know for certain is it is full of dead people who once were alive. Try as you might, you cannot divine from studying the dead what happens when we die. But Paul assures in God's Word that there are some things we can know with certainty. (A) WE LIVE IN A TENT! Our bodies are like tents. They wear out, they sag, they expand, they wrinkle, the joints get creaky, the arteries harden, gravity pulls everything downward, the heart slows down, the eyes grow dim, the teeth fall out, the back is stooped, and the arms grow weary. Our bones break, our muscles weaken. The body bulges in the wrong places. We brag about our strength but a tiny microbe can kill us. Sooner or later we grow old and our bodies begin to break down. Eventually they stop working altogether. No amount of Vitamin C or Siberian Ginseng can change that fact. At best, we can only slow down the aging process; we cannot delay it forever. As we age, we pay more attention to things like diet and exercise. Fitness is in, and we’ve got runners and bikers and marathoners and people who lift weights four times a week. Yet, as you do all these, you’re still falling apart. Now all of that is good. Exercise is good and good nutrition is even better, and it would help all of us to get in shape and stay in shape. Yet, our body won’t last forever. We can eat all the right diet we want, but our body will still fall apart in the end. Do we know our body disintegrates all the time? The cells of our body are actually programmed to die. (B) WE WILL ONE DAY TRADE IN OUR TENT FOR A BUILDING! Think about the difference between a tent and a building. Tents are temporary and flimsy, easily torn, and meant to be replaced. A building is strong, built on a foundation, and not meant to be moved. Someday we will give up our tent and replace it with a building made by God Himself. That one fact tells us something important about death👇; Death is not the end. Death is not reincarnation. Death is not evaporation. Death is not annihilation. Death is a trade-in. One day we will trade in our broken down bodies for a new body. Look what Paul says about that new body. It is from God. It is not made with hands. It is eternal. It is heavenly, not earthly. Death is a trade-in. That’s what Paul means when he says, “We know.” Lots of things we don’t know about the future, but this much is certain. We won’t have to live in tents forever. Someday our “tent” will be replaced with a “building” made by God. When we return,by His Grace and Mercy, we shall talk about the nature of the resurrection body...till then, May His Word become life in our lives,Amen🙇🙏!