Holiday Fruits In Rum – We Love God!

Despite what current trends would have us believe, a godly pastor can be ignorant about pop culture and the latest Internet memes. He can be ignorant about psychology and sociology. He doesn't need to be an expert on world events, social movements, or leadership strategies. Being well versed in movies, music, and sports isn't part of the job description, either, and is often a hindrance to the actual work of ministry. Rather, a pastor must be an expert in the Bible

John MacArthur

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
			1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1	c	Dried apricots
1	c	Dried pitted cherries
4	T	Dark rum
1	c	Simple syrup
2	c	Water
1	c	Sugar

INSTRUCTIONS

URL : http://www.lowfatlife.com/condime.htm  Place half apricots in
bottom of quart canning jar. Make a second  layer with half cherries.
Repeat. layers. Spoon rum over. Slowly pour  warm syrup over. Close and
let stand at room temperature. These are  just wonderful all by
themselves or served over vanilla low-fat  yogurt ice cream.  Posted to
EAT-L Digest 06 Sep 96  From:    "~REality" <Ausetkmt@CRIS.COM>  Date:
Sat, 7 Sep 1996 19:04:15 -0700

A Message from our Provider:

“Jesus: right way, only truth, best life.”

The weaknesses we see in the people of the Bible are the very weaknesses we ought to recognize in ourselves. Like Eve, who ate the forbidden fruit, we are vulnerable to temptation when we act on our own. Like Abraham, who lied about his wife to save his neck, we are vulnerable to temptation when we are scared. Like David, who slept with Bathsheba while his men were off to war, we are vulnerable to temptation when we are idle. Like Elijah, who wanted God to end his life, we are vulnerable to temptation when we are exhausted. Like Peter, who denied his Lord even after he promised to die for him, we are vulnerable to temptation when we are overconfident. In other words, we are vulnerable to temptation practically all the time.

Philip Graham Ryken