Name: Good Mustard
Ingredients: 2 cn (small) Colemans powdered mustard; 1 c Malt vinegar; 1 c Sugar; 2 Eggs

It is no secret that Christ’s Church is not in good health in many places of the world. She has been languishing because she has been fed, as the current line has it, “junk food;” all kinds of artificial preservatives and all sorts of unnatural substitutes have been served up to her. As a result, theological and biblical malnutrition has afflicted the very generation that has taken such giant steps to make sure its physical health is not damaged by using foods or products that are harmful to their bodies. Simultaneously a worldwide spiritual famine resulting from the absence of any genuine publication of the Word of God (Amos 8:11) continues to run wild and almost unabated in most quarters of the Church.

Walter Kaiser

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Eggs			1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2	cn	(small) Colemans powdered mustard
1	c	Malt vinegar
1	c	Sugar
2		Eggs

INSTRUCTIONS

This recipe is definitely TNT...we love it with grilled or fried chicken
fingers and on sandwhiches.
>From Carle Family Cookbook Vol 2 Recipe by Danny Osterkamp
Mix mustard and vinegar and let stand overnight in refrigerator. Stir in
sugar and eggs. Cook until thickened. Pour into storage container and
refrigerate.
Note: I have used Red Wine Vinegar in a pinch, but we prefer the Malt
Vinegar. Others in my family have used other flavors of vinegar.
Posted to TNT Recipes Digest by Bosch Family <djptjj@usit.net> on May 6,
1998

A Message from our Provider:

“Been taken for granted? Imagine how God feels”

Like my lamentations about the church at times failing to display grace, the church at times also fails to display truth. Do we dare to be ashamed to speak about Jesus in fear that it might offend someone and defend it in the name of grace? Are we permissive and overly tolerant with our children, avoiding discipline while thinking we are acting in grace? Should we eliminate certain biblical principles like repentance, hell, church discipline, marriage roles, sin, God’s sovereignty and Christ’s lordship because we wish to offer grace? Should we not confront sin and hold each other accountable because we think that is a display of grace?

Randy Smith