If there is one word that perhaps best describes social media it is this: self-promotion... When so much about social media panders to pride and shameless self-exaltation, believers need to think about their motives before they jump on the bandwagon. If the goal is simply popularity or personal promotion, it’s time to do a heart check. Our celebrity-driven culture craves for notoriety. But Christians are called to be different. We have died to ourselves. Thus, our concern should not be, "How many people can I get to follow me?" but rather, "How can I bear witness to the wonder of following Christ?"

John MacArthur

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats, Dairy		Poultry, Cyberealm	4	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2	tb	Unsalted butter
2		Turkey cutlets; 3/8" thick
4	sl	Prosciutto; folded in half or 2 thin slices of boiled ham, halved
4	sl	Muenster cheese
8		Sage leaves, fresh, juliennd
	x	128 calories
	x	8 g fat
	x	0 carbohydrate
	x	11 g fat
	x	40 mg cholesterol
	x	295 mg sodium

INSTRUCTIONS

HUTRITIONAL INFORMATION/SERV
In large skillet, melt butter over medium-high heat.  Sprinkle cutlest with
1/8 t pepper; add to hot butter, pepper side down.  Cook 1 minute. Turn
over; top with prosciutto, cheese and sage.  Cover cook 1 minute or until
cheese melts.
From:  McCall's August 1993
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“The rapture! Separation of church and state”

Why the Holy Spirit should be restricted so that He can only be at work at the moment a sermon is delivered and not in the thoughtful and prayerful preparation beforehand, I don’t know. The same mistake was made by an actual preacher who used to prepare the first half of his sermons and then freewheel the second half, wishing to “depend on the Holy Spirit for inspiration.” One astute lady listening to him one day was perplexed by the change that took place halfway through the sermon. Afterwards she asked the preacher what happened. So he explained his method to which she replied, “That is strange. You are a better preacher than the Holy Spirit!”

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