CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
			1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1	qt	Orange juice; fresh pasturizd from concentrate
1	sm	Non-instant vanilla pudding
1	sm	Dream whip envelope
1		Crushed ice

INSTRUCTIONS

Blenderize...
May substitute 10 oz. strawberries deluted for orange juice.
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Posted to EAT-L Digest  by P&S Gruenwald <sitm@NE.INFI.NET> on Apr 1, 1998

A Message from our Provider:

“Forbidden fruits create many jams”

I caution against referring to “carnal” and “spiritual” as rigid categories or classes of Christians. The idea of a distinctive class or category implies a strict line of demarcation between one group of believers and another. It suggests there are readily identifiable stages in the Christian life into which one may enter if certain things are done or out of which one may fall if other things are done. Sanctification, however, is far too fluid for such strict categorization. In other words, sanctification is a process which, because of its constantly dynamic and progressive nature, defies rigid classifications.

Sam Storms

Joy is not just the spin-off of obedience to God, but part of obedience. It seems as though people are willing to let joy be a byproduct of our relationship to God, but not an essential part of it. People are uncomfortable saying that we are duty-bound to pursue joy. They say things like, 'Don't pursue joy, pursue obedience.' But Christian Hedonism responds, 'That's like saying, ';Don't eat apples; eat fruit.'' Because joy is an act of obedience. We are commanded to rejoice in God. If obedience is doing what God commands, then joy is not merely the spin-off of obedience, it is obedience. The Bible tells us over and over to pursue our joy (Psm. 32:11; 37:4; 67:4; Lk. 10:20; Phil. 4:4).

John Piper