It was God who chose you from the foundation of the world. He sent Christ to die for your sins. At the appointed time He regenerated your heart and called you to Himself through the preaching of the gospel. He justified you. He is in the process of sanctifying you. And one day you will be fully glorified. No true Christian can lose his or her salvation. It’s an immutable unbreakable chain (Romans 8:29-30; also see John 6:37, 39; 10:27-28; Rom. 8:38-39; Phil. 1:6).

Randy Smith

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Eggs, Dairy	Italian	Pasta	6	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2		Italian sausage
1		Spaghetti noodles
2		Eggs, beaten
3	tb	Parmesan cheese
3		Bacon, slices

INSTRUCTIONS

Chop the bacon, and remove the casings on the sausage. Brown the bacon and
sausage in a frying pan. While the bacon and sausage is cooking, cook the
spaghetti noodles, drain and rinse. Put the noodles back in the pot, stir
in the bacon, sausage, beaten eggs and parmesan cheese. Toss to mix well.
Serve with salad and garlic or cheese bread. Preparation Time: 30 minutes.
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“Do not look to your hope, but to Christ, the source of your hope. #Charles Spurgeon”

The most basic truths of our faith have fallen victim to [pragmatic], self-centered theology. Many modern-day evangelists have reduced the gospel message to little more than a formula by which people can live a happy and more fulfilling life. Sin is now defined by how it affects man, not how it dishonors God. Salvation is often presented as a means of receiving what Christ offers without obeying what He commands. The focus has shifted from God’s glory to man’s benefit. The gospel of persevering faith has given way to a kind of religious hedonism. Jesus, contemporary theology implies, is your ticket to avoiding all of life’s pains and experiencing all of life’s pleasures.

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