Name: Fruit Pyrohy Filling
Ingredients: Fresh berries; Sugar (as desired); Flour (sprinkling)

The Scripture is clear that all will be found praising Jesus Christ. Those who begin praising Him now after receiving Him by faith as their Savior will enjoy the blessed consummation of that throughout all of eternity. Those who reject Him will praise Him, but under obligation and separated from Him (Jn. 18:6; Phil. 2:10; Rev. 5:13). Simply put, God is too glorious to allow any corner of His creation to exist without recognizing His glory by ascribing to Him the worship that is due His name.

Randy Smith

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
			1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

		Fresh berries
		Sugar (as desired)
		Flour (sprinkling)

INSTRUCTIONS

Sweeten the fruit to taste and add a sprinkling of flour to keep the juices
from running out. Great with fresh sweet cream.
Posted to EAT-L Digest 09 Sep 96
From:    Raina Rudko-Buac <rainarb@OANET.COM>
Date:    Tue, 10 Sep 1996 07:33:21 -0600

A Message from our Provider:

“Society’s rejects have a special place in God’s heart”

Since God made man like Himself, man’s dominion over the world and his filling the world is a display-an imaging forth-of God. God's aim, therefore, was that man would so act that he mirror forth God, who has ultimate dominion. Man is given the exalted status of image-bearer not so he would become arrogant and autonomous (as he tried to do in the fall), but so he would reflect the glory of His Maker whose image he bears. God's purpose in creation, therefore, was to fill the earth with his own glory. This is made clear, for example, in Numbers 14:21, where the Lord says, “All the earth shall be full of the glory of the Lord,” and in Isaiah 43:7, where the Lord refers to his people as those “whom I created for my glory.”

John Piper

Spiritual leadership is not won by promotion, but by prayers and tears. It is attained by much heart-searching and humbling before God; by self-surrender, a courageous sacrifice of every idol, a bold uncompromising, and uncomplaining embracing of the cross, and by an eternal, unfaltering looking unto Jesus crucified. This is a great price, but it must be unflinchingly paid by him who would be a real spiritual leader of men, a leader whose power is recognized and felt in heaven, on earth and in hell.

Samuel Brengle