Remember, (your child’s) behavior does not just spring forth uncaused. His behavior – the things he says and does – reflects his heart. If you are to really help him, you must be concerned with the attitudes of heart that drive his behavior. A change in behavior that does not stem from a change in heart is not commendable; it is condemnable. Is it not the hypocrisy that Jesus condemned in the Pharisees? In Matthew 15, Jesus denounces the Pharisees who honored Him with their lips while their hearts were far from Him. Jesus censures them as people who wash the outside of the cup while the inside is still unclean. Yet this is what we often do in child-rearing. We demand changed behavior and never address the heart that drives the behavior.

Tedd Tripp

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
		Game, Sauces, Marinades, Jw	1	Batch

INGREDIENTS

2	qt	Water
1	qt	Wine
3		Ribs celery; chopped
2	lg	Onions; chopped
2		Carrots; diced
2		Bay leaves
3	tb	Pickling spice
1	ts	Peppercorns
1	ts	Juniper berries

INSTRUCTIONS

Simmer the vegetables and spices in water till tender. Cool mixture and add
wine. Place the caribou in the marinade (can be used on any game) Cover and
marinate 2 days or longer. Turn daily. The strained marinade can be used
as a
BBQ baste or incorporated into gravies and sauces afterwards. Meat should
be
marinated at least 2 days before preparing and large roasts up to a week..
File ftp://ftp.idiscover.co.uk/pub/food/mealmaster/recipes/caribou.zip

A Message from our Provider:

“We simply prepare ourselves. God fills us.”

Christian prayer is NOT: 1. To give God information – Matt. 6:8. 2. Telling God what to do – Rom. 11:34. 3. Asking God to engineer a situation to the end we desire. 4. Something we do to please or appease God – Jn. 19:30. 5. A meritorious performance God expects of us; a duty or obligation of obedience. 6. An exercise to make us better, stronger, or more “spiritual.” 7. For therapeutic psychological adjustment, “good feelings.” 8. Self-instruction to gain a knowledge of God’s will. 9. Soliciting more “blessings” or “benefits” from God. 10. An evasion of the problems and anxieties of contemporary existence. 11. Superstitious, mystical or magical trance. 12. A spiritual “power-tool” to employ the “power of prayer.” 13. A discipline or devotional exercise that will lead us to godliness. 14. Demanding our rights before God. 15. Persistence and shameless haranguing until we get what we want. 16. A mechanical ritual or rote formulas. 17. An external religious action, pretentious and ostentatious – Matt. 6:5, 6. 18. Verbosity of meaningless repetition – Matt. 6:7. 19. A religious activity executed “on command” – litanies, rosaries, etc. 20. Prescribed by place, time or procedure.

James Fowler