Name: Indian Milk Tea (Chai) #04
Ingredients: Water; Milk; Sugar; Lipton tea bag; Fresh ginger root (optional); Cardamom powder (optional)

When we take the history of a child of God, compressed within the short period of a single day — mark what flaws, what imperfections, what fickleness, what dereliction in principle, what flaws in practice, what errors in judgment and what wanderings of heart make up that brief history — how we are led to thank God for the stability of the covenant, that covenant which provides for the full redemption of all believers, which from eternity secures the effectual calling, the perfect keeping and certain salvation of every chosen vessel of mercy!

Octavius Winslow

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy	Indian	Beverage	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

		Water
		Milk
		Sugar
		Lipton tea bag
		Fresh ginger root (optional)
		Cardamom powder (optional)

INSTRUCTIONS

Chai is Indian version of tea with cream and sugar. You can make it Indian
style as follows: Boil a cup of water and milk mixture, and sugar to it.
You can use less water and more milk to make it creamier. (All milk is okay
too.) Dip in a regular Lipton tea bag for a minute. Longer you dip it, the
stronger (and bitter) is the chai.
If you want ginger tea, buy fresh ginger root, chop a very small piece (a
gram or so) and put it in boiling mixture before dipping the tea bag.  You
can use cardamom (sp ?) powder instead of ginger too.
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A Message from our Provider:

“Understanding God would be easier if we had infinite IQ”

Now, how would a God like this go about loving us? Would it not be by providing us with the highest good possible? And is not God Himself the highest good? Therefore, if God really loves us, He must work to bring us into the enjoyment of who He is (there’s our happiness) and thereby win from our hearts praise for Himself (there’s His glory). He must do everything in His infinite power to lead us into praise and honor of His name. By winning for Himself our worship as the God of all glory, we experience the greatest possible satisfaction, namely, enjoying God. There’s our happiness again. And God is most glorified by our enjoyment of Him. Or, to put it in words we already heard, God is most glorified in us when we are most satisfied in Him.

Sam Storms