I always find it so amazing when you allow people to present their religious conviction, or we could say, “their worldview.' In other words, what helps them believe they will have a successful life after death or what gives them hope, strength and happiness? Often, they come up with some customized cocktail personally created composed of conversations and experiences they have picked up along the way. Take a few marvel movies. Add a memorable talk with the bartender after the night club closed. Sprinkle in some new age reasoning. Add a pinch of Confucius. Take some of the current talking points from 'The View.' Insert a splash of your own intuition and there you go! A customized worldview, one that everyone in the history of humanity has missed, but they are absolutely certain they are correct, and they are willing to base their life and eternity on it.

Randy Smith

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Eggs, Dairy		Breads	12	Big muffin

INGREDIENTS

2 1/2	c	Barley flour
2	ts	Baking powder
	ds	Salt
2		Eggs
1/4	c	Rich cream
1/4	c	Honey

INSTRUCTIONS

Sift together the barley flour, baking powder, and
salt.  Beat eggs slightly.  Combine eggs, cream, and
honey with dry ingredients and mix well.  Pour batter
into muffin tin and bake at 400 F for 25 minutes The
same book says barley flour can be substituted for
white flour and make an all-barley bread.  So it seems
one could substitute oats for some of the barley in
this recipe to make Barley/oats muffins.
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No amount of good talking can make a good prayer-meeting. The impression prevails in some quarters that little homilies, pious exhortations, interesting anecdotes with a religious bearing, and well-selected quotations from popular religious writers are of equal value with prayer in a prayer-meeting. This cannot be true. In the former case we are talking among ourselves. It may be very edifying and helpful; but in the latter instance we are doing business directly with God. An ounce of believing prayer is worth a ton of edifying talk, if the Scriptures are good authority. To be sure, no prayer-meeting leader should object to a personal testimony, or to any contribution calculated to edify, but at the same time there is great need, in the average prayer-meeting, of developing the volume of prayer (J.F, Cowan).

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