Are you seeking first God’s kingdom (Luke 12:31)? Such an attitude reveals a heart that is set on God. So, the more we begin to serve God and trust God and praise God and seek God, the less we will worry (Luke 12:22, 29, 32). Worry is evidence that we desire to serve and trust and seek ourselves. But when we find in God our total sufficiency, we will glorify Him in the process and receive the promised peace and contentment that surpasses all understanding. When our treasure is in heaven, our hearts will follow. When our hearts are in heaven we will not worry about the things of this world.

Randy Smith

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
		Candies, Cookies, Desserts	1	.5 pounds

INGREDIENTS

1	lb	White chocolate; see note below
3/4	c	Crushed candy canes
1/3	c	Chocolate chips

INSTRUCTIONS

Note: You can use white chocolate, confectionery coating, or almond
bark - they all work.
Melt chocolate in microwave on medium for 2-4 minutes  - stir until
smooth.
Stir in candy canes and spread onto a foil-lined baking sheet. Melt
chocolate chips (about 30 seconds to one minute) and stir until
smooth. Drizzle melted chips over candy cane layer.  Freeze five
minutes or refrigerate for 10 - until set.  Break into bite sized
pieces.
Stores well in freezer and is heavenly with coffee.
Contributor:  Carmie Heppe
Preparation Time:  10 mi
Posted to MM-Recipes Digest  by Pat <pattm@execpc.com> on Nov 14, 1999

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“God: He holds the future…”

So the Cross does not merely tell us that God forgives, it tells us that that is God’s way of making forgiveness possible. It is the way in which we understand how God forgives. I will go further: How can God forgive and still remain God? – That is the question. The Cross is the vindication of God. The Cross is the vindication of the character of God. The Cross not only shows the love of God more gloriously than anything else, it shows His righteousness, His justice, His holiness, and all the glory of His eternal attributes. They are all to be seen shining together there. If you do not see them all you have not seen the Cross.

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