Name: Chocolate Easter Nests
Ingredients: 115 g Plain or milk chocolate broken in pieces; (4oz); 50 g Butter or block margarine cut small; (2oz); 3 Shredded wheat; crushed; Jelly beans or mini chocolate eggs

In our thinking, we actually begin to believe that our ways are better than God’s. We take this created gift called sex and use it to question the Creator God, who gave us the gift in the first place. We replace God’s pattern with our preferences, exchanging what God’s Word says about sexuality for what our observation and experience say about it. Yet we’re blind to our own foolishness. It’s as if we’re living out Proverbs 14:12 – “There is a way that seems right to a man, but its end is the way to death.” The real danger here is our claim to know better than God what is best for our bodies and to justify sexual sin as a result.

David Platt

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy, Grains, Eggs		Food networ, Food7, New	1	servings

INGREDIENTS

115	g	Plain or milk chocolate broken in pieces; (4oz)
50	g	Butter or block margarine cut small; (2oz)
3		Shredded wheat; crushed
		Jelly beans or mini chocolate eggs

INSTRUCTIONS

First fasten a sheet of non.stick baking paper (with butter at each
corner) to a flat tray or baking sheet.
Put the chocolate and butter (or marg) into a roomy bowl. Melt in a
microwave or over a pan of simmering water. Do not get the mixture
too hot. Stir in the crushed shreeded wheat.
When all the shreds are covered in chocolate, take a teaspoon and
spoon out little mounds straight on to the non-stick paper. Shape
each mound rougly into a nest. Drop three eggs into each nest while
the chocolate is still wet. Allow to cold then store in a tin until
needed.
Converted by MC_Buster.
Converted by MM_Buster v2.0l.

A Message from our Provider:

“Questioning God? He made the brain cells you think with”

Do you believe the Bible? Then depend upon it, hell is eternal. It must be eternal, or words have no meaning at all. “Forever and ever,” “everlasting,” “unquenchable,” “never-dying” all these are expressions used about hell, and expressions that cannot be explained away. It must be eternal, or the very foundations of heaven are cast down. If hell has an end, heaven has an end too. They both stand or fall together. It must be eternal, or every doctrine of the gospel is undermined. If a man may escape hell at length without faith in Christ, or sanctification of the Spirit, sin is no longer an infinite evil, and there was no such great need of Christ’s making an atonement. And where is the warrant for saying that hell can ever change a heart, or make it fit for heaven? It must be eternal, or hell would cease to be hell altogether. Give a man hope, and he will bear anything. Grant a hope of deliverance, however distant, and hell is but a drop of water.

J.C. Ryle