Exciting Recipe Round Up News!

 
This month’s round up will be held at

Pensieve

on  January 25th,

joining forces with

Pensieve’s “Snackalicious Super Dishes”. 

 

Here are Robin’s instructions:

• Any time between now and Friday, January 25, post a recipe for your favorite crowd-pleasin’ dish—it can be a main course, appetizer or dessert, but I’m thinking anything that would make for a tailgating good time—Super Bowl Sunday or at your next pot luck.

• On January 25th, link your recipe post to the Mr. Linky that will be displayed here at Pensieve.

Visit Pensieve to learn about Robins exciting incentives for participation and more!

 
Do you need more information on the Recipe Round Up? Are you interested in hosting the Round Up but don’t know how to go about it? I bet you’ll find out what you need to know right here. 

The Storm.

I

f as the windes and waters here below
                            Do flie and flow,
My sighs and tears as busy were above ;
                            Sure they would move
And much affect thee, as tempestuous times
Amaze poore mortals, and object their crimes.

 
Starres have their storms, ev’n in a high degree,
                            As well as we.
A throbbing conscience spurred by remorse
                            Hath a strange force :
It quits the earth, and mounting more and more,
Dares to assault thee, and besiege thy doore.

There it stands knocking, to thy musicks wrong,
                            And drowns the song.
Glorie and honour are set by till it
                            An answer get.
Poets have wrong’d poore storms : such dayes are best ;
They purge the aire without, within the breast.

—-George Herbert 

So far I have only one additional post to include in tomorrow’s weather report. (Thank you, Pam.) You can help make the next weather report fun and interesting by telling us what’s going on in your weather or posting a weather picture (or poem, like this one) and sending me the link.

Of what use is the moral law to all men?

The moral law is of use to all men, to inform them of the holy nature and will of God,[1] and of their duty, binding them to walk accordingly;[2] to convince them of their disability to keep it, and of the sinful pollution of their nature, hearts, and lives;[3] to humble them in the sense of their sin and misery,[4] and thereby help them to a clearer sight of the need they have of Christ,[5] and of the perfection of his obedience.[6]

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