Name: Egg Cream #2
Ingredients: 1 Part milk; 1 Part whipping cream (comes in the half/half containers); 2 Parts hershey's syrup (only kind sold here); 4 Parts club soda/seltzer/etc

Without meditation the truths which we know will never affect our hearts… As a hammer drives a nail to the head, so mediation drives a truth to the heart… Read before you meditate. “Give attendance to readings” (1 Tim. 4:13). Then it follows, “meditate upon these things” (vs. 15). Reading doth furnish with matter; it is the oil that feeds the lamp of meditation. Be sure your mediations are founded upon Scripture. Reading without meditation is unfruitful; meditation without reading is dangerous.

Thomas Watson

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy		Beverage	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1		Part milk
1		Part whipping cream (comes in the half/half containers)
2		Parts hershey's syrup (only kind sold here)
4		Parts club soda/seltzer/etc

INSTRUCTIONS

Well, it happened. I have finally become addicted to the things and am
actively getting my friends hooked. I found the best recipe for a night on
the porch in a humid, hot, southern state is:
It's strong and wonderfully cool. Thanks for all the recipe's posted here!
PRICE@JOVE.ACS.UNT.EDU
(PRICE CHARLES)
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A Message from our Provider:

“Jesus: so far ahead of his time that we’re still no closer to catching up”

If we would stop treating Sunday as a second Saturday, one more day to run to Home Depot, one more day for the kids’ soccer games, another day for getting ready for Monday, if we would rediscover Sunday as The Lord’s Day, focusing on Him for just one day each week, what would be the immediate impact between today and one year from today? By one year from today, we will have spent 52 whole days given over to Jesus. Seven and a half weeks of paid vacation with Jesus. He’s a good King. Maybe we should put Him first in our weekly schedules. Not fit Him into the margins of our busy weekends, but build our whole weekly routine around Him.

Ray Ortlund

Divine grace disdains to be assisted in the performance of that work which peculiarly belongs to itself, by the poor, imperfect performances of men. Attempts to complete what grace begins, betray our pride and offend the Lord; but cannot promote spiritual interest. Let the reader, therefore, carefully remember, that grace is either absolutely free, or it is not at all: and, that he who professes to look for salvation by grace, either believes in his heart to be saved entirely by it, or he acts inconsistently in affairs of the greatest importance.

Abraham Booth