Name: Frozen Peach Sunset
Ingredients: 1 1/2 c Ice; 3/4 c Peach nectar; 1 Whole peach; pitted and sliced, unpeeled; 1 tb Bottled sweetened lime juice; 2 tb Nonalcoholic grenadine syrup; Opt garnish: fresh mint sprigs, lime wedges or peach slice

Church discipline is one of the primary means God uses to correct and restore His children when they fall into sin. It is also one way in which He maintains the unity, purity, integrity, and reputation of the church. Through private or public instruction, warning, counsel, or rebuke, and in some cases even social avoidance or expulsion from membership, God corrects his disobedient children or removes those who are not truly His. Christ Himself declared the church to be heaven’s instrument in carrying out this difficult but necessary function (Matthew 18:15-20).

Jim Elliff

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
		Beverages	2	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1 1/2	c	Ice
3/4	c	Peach nectar
1		Whole peach; pitted and sliced, unpeeled
1	tb	Bottled sweetened lime juice
2	tb	Nonalcoholic grenadine syrup
		Opt garnish: fresh mint sprigs, lime wedges or peach slice

INSTRUCTIONS

Combine ice, peach nectar, peach slices and sweetened lime juice in
blender. Blend until smooth.
Presentation: Pour 1 tablespoon grenadine syrup into bottom of each of two
12-ounce glasses. Pour frozen peach mixture on top of grenadine. Syrup
should partially mix, sending brilliant red streaks up to top of glass.
Garnish with sprig of fresh mint, wedge of lime or peach slice. Makes 2
12-ounce servings.
Recipe by: Frozen Drinks, With or Without the Buzz Posted to TNT -
Prodigy's Recipe Exchange Newsletter  by Sherry Zeiss <[email protected]> on
Jul 17, 1997

A Message from our Provider:

“How about a private meeting with God? Pray!”

Specifically, how does a wife submit? She does so by trusting God’s good commandments. By being thankful God’s accountability is not on her. By understanding that someone needs to be in charge of any institution. She does it with joy, like the church submits to Christ, without nagging and with respect. Wives, to agree with your husband’s leadership is wonderful, but that is not submitting. What do you do when you do not agree? And what is your attitude? Is it resentful compliance or is it encouraging your husband’s desire to spiritually lead the family? Remember the curse of the fall from Genesis 3? “Your desire will be for your husband.” Even as a Christian, wives, you are continually tempted to usurp your husband’s authority. Be aware of that and fight against it.

Randy Smith