But imagine this church: It is huge and is still numerically growing. People like it. The music is good. Whole extended families can be found within its membership. The people are welcoming. There are many exciting programs, and people are quickly enlisted into their support. And yet, the church, in trying to look like the world in order to win the world, has done a better job than it may have intended. It does not display the distinctively holy characteristics taught in the New Testament. Imagine such an apparently vigorous church being truly spiritually sick, with no remaining immune system to check and guard against wrong teaching or wrong living. Imagine Christians, knee-deep in recovery groups and sermons on brokenness and grace, being comforted in their sin but never confronted. Imagine those people, made in the image of God, being lost to sin because no one corrects them. Can you imagine such a church? Apart from the size, have I not described many of our American churches?

Mark Dever

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Fruits			1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2		Whole oranges
1		Grapefruit
2	kg	Sugar; (4.4 lbs)
1		Lemon
8	c	Water

INSTRUCTIONS

It's not pure orange, but the best marmalade I've ever made was a recipe
Mirj posted back in 1995:
Day 1:
1. Cut up oranges, grapefruit and lemon in small pieces.
2. Leave in pot of water for 24 hours.
Day 2:
1. Put pot on stove and boil for half an hour.
2. Set aside for 24 hours.
Day 3:
1. Put pot back on stove and boil for half an hour.
2. Add sugar and leave for 24 hours.
Day 4:
1. Simmer on low flame until marmalade is thick (3-4 hours).
2. Pour into jars. Seal lids.
This stuff is great to roast chicken with.
Posted to FOODWINE Digest  by Chris Carlisle <carlisle@WUCHEM.WUSTL.EDU> on
Jan 13, 1998

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