A Good Recipe

Pam Weinreis • August 20, 2025

These days are busy with harvest and the evening air whispers fall is approaching.


The grain is being combined as the tomatoes change color.


I sift through my canning recipes and discover this.

Several jars of green beans are sitting on a counter.

A GOOD RECIPE FOR LIFE


Ingredients:


1cup good thoughts


1cup kind deeds


2 cups sacrifice


2 cups forgiveness


2 cups well-beaten faults


Directions:


Mix thoroughly. Add years of joy, patience, and sympathy.


Flavor it with love and caring service.


Fold in 4 cups prayer and faith.


After pouring this into daily life, Bake at wellness temperature.


Serve with a smile anytime to satisfy the hungry soul.

A large grassy field with a cloudy sky in the background

Last step:


You cannot find these ingredients in a box or even your local Walmart.


Wholesome food choices are what you need.


So begin each day in God’s word cultivating your faith.


Pray for others, be quick to forgive.


Remember there are many blessings to be thankful for each day.


Above all, put on love which binds everything together in perfect harmony.


Colossians 3:14

A dirt road with a fence and tractors in the background

Until next time, Pam


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