Name: Fruit Juice Combo Malts
Ingredients: 3/4 c Fruit juice; 1/3 c Vanilla malted milk powder; 1 qt Vanilla ice cream

I am secure in Christ. His presence and His approval is all that matters. Therefore I can make it my ambition to live out by grace perfecting holiness, not what I want to be but what I already am and who I will practically be for an eternity in heaven. I will not be continually defeated by a wounded ego, but will be at peace devoting the rest of my days not to the vain emptiness of self-love that lives for the sinful and the temporary. I know I am already loved by God. I can get out of the way and seek with God’s love now in me to spread of that love back to God and others. I will not use people to meet my needs, but realize my needs are met in the sufficiency of Christ and seek to bless the needs of others instead as Christ lives His life through me.

Randy Smith

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Fruits, Dairy		Beverages, Fruits, Kids	5	Servings

INGREDIENTS

3/4	c	Fruit juice
1/3	c	Vanilla malted milk powder
1	qt	Vanilla ice cream

INSTRUCTIONS

** Fruit juice should be a combination such as pineapple-orange-banana. In
a 5 cup blender or food processor, combine juice and malted milk powder.
Blend at medium speed, stopping frequently to scrape sides, until malted
milk powder is dissolved. Add ice cream; continue blending, stopping
frequently to scrape sides, until smooth. Serve immediately. Yield: 5
servings.
Posted to MM-Recipes Digest V4 #126 by "Tim Brown" <tjbrown@tima.com> on
May 6, 1997

A Message from our Provider:

“Prayer: Don’t give God instructions — just report for duty!”

Before we can learn the sufficiency of God’s grace, we must learn the insufficiency of ourselves. The more we see our sinfulness, the more we appreciate grace in its basic meaning of God’s undeserved favor. In a similar manner, the more we see our frailty, weakness, and dependence, the more we appreciate God’s grace in its dimension of His divine assistance. Just as grace shines more brilliantly against the dark background of our sin, so it also shines more brilliantly against the background of our human weakness.

Jerry Bridges