Name: Puddin' It Outside
Ingredients: 1 Creme-filled chocolate sandwich cookies; 1 pk (4 serving size) pistachio instant pudding and pie filling mix; 1 cn (12 oz.) evaporated fat-free milk, chilled

There is a glorious sequel to saving, justifying grace. The grace that justifies (declaring us holy in God's sight) becomes the grace that sanctifies (making us ever more holy in daily life). It is a prevailing, unstoppable grace that doesn't close up shop the day after the sinner’s prayer. It's the power of God to help us overcome sin, and a potent weapon in the fierce struggles that accompany life after the honeymoon of conversion. Conversion, like a wedding, is hardly the end of the story – it's just the beginning.

Dave Harvey

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy		Desserts, Picnics, Camping	4	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1		Creme-filled chocolate sandwich cookies
1	pk	(4 serving size) pistachio instant pudding and pie filling mix
1	cn	(12 oz.) evaporated fat-free milk, chilled

INSTRUCTIONS

Place cookies in resealable plastic bag; seal bag.  Crush cookies with
rolling pin.
Place pudding mix (dry) in medium bowl.  Gradually beat in chilled milk
about 2 minutes, using wire whisk, until creamy and thickened. Chill about
5 minutes or until firm.
Spoon pudding into 4 plastic cups or dessert bowls.  Sprinkle with cookie
crumbs.  Yield:  4 servings  Typed in MMFormat by cjhartlin@email.msn.com
Source: Betty Crocker
Posted to MM-Recipes Digest V4 #13 by cjhartlin@email.msn.com on Jun 3,
1999

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“No one understands like Jesus”

For every Christian in every culture, repentance is necessary. This doesn’t mean that when people become Christians, they suddenly become perfect and never have any struggles with sin again. But this does mean that when we become followers of Jesus, we make a decided break with an old way of living and take a decisive turn to a new life. We literally die to our sin and to ourselves – our self-centeredness, self-consumption, self-righteousness, self-indulgence, self-effort, and self-exaltation. In the words of Paul, we “have been crucified with Christ and [we] no longer live, but Christ lives in [us].”

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