God: "I looked for someone to take a stand for me, and stand in the gap" (Ezekiel 22:30)
The evangelical always gives primacy to preaching. When people cease to be interested in preaching, they cease to be evangelical. If you put discussions before preaching you are beginning to deny your evangelicalism. The church starts with preaching. Revivals, reformations, have always been great restorations of preaching. To the evangelical, nothing compares with preaching. Even reading is very secondary to preaching – “truth medicated through personality,” the impact of a man filled with the Spirit proclaiming the message of God!
The bad fruit of false evangelism:
1. Worldly people feeling assurance because they made a decision one time.
2. Real revival being lost amid our own manufactured and scheduled meetings that we euphemistically call “revivals” (as if we could determine where and when the wind of God’s Spirit will move).
3. Church memberships markedly larger than the number of those involved with the church.
4. Inaction in our own lives, as we ignore the evangelistic mandate – the call to share the good news.
(Heaping) plain yogart(Must have live and active cultures)
INSTRUCTIONS
In a medium saucepan, heat milk to 180°. Place lid on saucepan and let
rest=0Afor 10 minutes. Remove lid and when temperature gets to 150, whisk
in instant=0Amilk powder. Pour into a glass jar( I use a wide-mouth canning
jar). When=0Atemperature reaches 130, add 2 Tbsp. yogart. DO NOT STIR! Wrap
in a large=0Akitchen towel and place in cooler, undisturbed for 9-24 hours.
( I use an=0Ainsulated lunch bag) Refrigerate for at least 6 hours. The
mixture is very=0Arich and thick but very TART! You can add honey or fresh
fruit, as desired. I have never tried it, but next time I am planning to
use vanilla beans and=0Ainfuse with the milk in the 1st step. How do you
think it will work. Please=0Adon't be intimidated by the directions, they
are easy, fast and a great=0Alearning project.
I love using homemade yogart in recipes like waffles, pancakes,
cornbread,=0Amuffins, cakes, and yeast breads.
Posted to EAT-LF Digest by MOMnAaron <MOMnAaron@aol.com> on Mar 16, 1998
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