Name: Skor Trifle
Ingredients: 1 8" Chocolate Cake; 1 pk Chocolate pudding; (large or small); 1 pk Chocolate mousse; 1 pt Whipping cream; 8 Skor Bars; 1/2 c Kahlua Liquor; optional (up to 1)

Understanding Bible prophecy encourages in two unique ways. First, it serves as a reminder that God controls history. When, you read from the pages of Scripture how He keeps His promises, your faith is strengthened… By reflecting on the fulfilled promises of the past, you can find great comfort as you look toward the future. Second, understanding God's promises for the future provides a solid foundation to which you can anchor your hope – a sturdy shield with which you can deflect your doubts and fears about tomorrow… When you reflect on God's plans and promises for you and for the world, you can face the future without fear.

John MacArthur

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy		Desserts	12	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1		8" Chocolate Cake
1	pk	Chocolate pudding; (large or small)
1	pk	Chocolate mousse
1	pt	Whipping cream
8		Skor Bars
1/2	c	Kahlua Liquor; optional (up to 1)

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Prepare the pudding and mousse with milk according to the package
directions.
2. Whip up the whipping cream.
3. Layer in a trifle or clear glass bowl: 1/2 of the chocalte cake (broken
into pieces) Sprinkle 1/2 of the Kahlua on the cake (liberally) 1/2 of the
chocolate pudding 1/2 of the chocolate mousse 1/2 of the whipped cream 4
Skor Bars, chopped intop small pieces
4. Repeat the above layers.
5. Refrigerate for at least 6 hours or over night.
6. Enjoy. (does not taste as good if you omit the Kahlua-Editors note.)
Posted to FOODWINE Digest  by Ian Wingfield <iwingfie@MINET.GOV.MB.CA> on
Dec 21, 1997

A Message from our Provider:

“God is unfeeling? Ha! Alongside him we’re as cold as stones”

Pride isn’t limited to self-righteousness. Our pride can also be self-preoccupation: being overly concerned with what others think of us and strongly desiring that others would think highly of us. Shyness can result from proudly fearing saying something stupid. Thinking extensively of how we look or act in public can come from a deep desire to impress others. Regularly redirecting conversation to ourselves can be prideful self-centeredness. The bottom line is that when we are proud, we think a lot about ourselves.

Karl Graustein

Many times great difficulties precede special works of God. You can even say that God wins His greatest victories in the midst of apparent defeat. This can be clearly demonstrated in the life of our Lord on earth. When Jesus was crucified and placed in the tomb, it looked like the forces of unrighteousness had triumphed. However, it was in this time of apparent defeat that our victory for our salvation was won. This time of apparent defeat was followed by the resurrection of Christ.

Bill Thrasher