Name: Mars Bar Vodka
Ingredients: 1 Bottle vodka; 1 Empty vodka bottle; Mars bars; the number depends; ; on taste

Why does today's Christian find the reading of great books always beyond him? Certainly intellectual powers do not wane from one generation to another. We are as smart as our fathers, and any thought they could entertain we can entertain if we are sufficiently interested to make the effort. The major cause of the decline in the quality of current Christian literature is not intellectual but spiritual. To enjoy a great religious book requires a degree of consecration to God and detachment from the world that few modern Christians have. The early Christian Fathers, the Mystics, the Puritans, are not hard to understand, but they inhabit the highlands where the air is crisp and rarefied, and none but the God-enamored can come.

A.W. Tozer

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
		Worrall tho, Worrall1	1	servings

INGREDIENTS

1		Bottle vodka
1		Empty vodka bottle
		Mars bars; the number depends
		; on taste

INSTRUCTIONS

Chop the Mars bars into thin strips, so that they fit through the neck of
the vodka bottle. Fill the empty bottle with the strips of Mars bar and
then pour in the vodka, fill to the top.
Screw the top on tightly and place in a dishwasher for 1-1 1/2 hours.
Afterwards place in a fridge until chilled.
Converted by MC_Buster.
Converted by MM_Buster v2.0l.

A Message from our Provider:

“A family altar can alter a family.”

There must be a dread about the minister; one which works in such a way as to render him wholly dependent upon the Spirit of God to communicate the Word of God through him by means of his message. There must be a complete reliance on God and an utter destitute of self, or the pulpit is nothing more than an exercise in futility. If a preacher does not see this, then he is no preacher. If a preacher does not live this, he is not called to preach. Butterflies before preaching a sermon is not a warrant for understanding the weightiness of the task at hand. You can get butterflies before you speak at a bar-b-que. There must be a day-to-day cry from the closet of the preacher to the throne room of heaven, a besieging of heaven with a holy fervor that this man knows he is unable to bring any good to the people lest God is with him.

C. Matthew McMahon