Sadly, many evangelical churches today deny in practice the sufficiency of God’s grace for all of life’s problems, supplementing it with the humanistic theories of psychology. The idea that the grace of God is sufficient for even the most serious issues believers may face is derided as antiquated, simplistic, and naïve, like putting a Band-Aid on a broken leg. It is suggested by so-called Christian psychologists that divine grace may be sufficient for solving shallow problems, but deeper issues require therapy.

John MacArthur

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats		India acces, Non veg	1	servings

INGREDIENTS

1	md	Boiled and flaked chicken
1/4	c	Ghee
2	c	Chicken stock
1	sm	Pineapple tin
2	tb	Soya sauce
		A pinch of blackpepper
2	tb	Cornflour
6		Flakes finely chopped garlic
1/2		Inch finely chopped ginger
		Pistachios and almonds for garnishing
		Salt to taste; (optional)

INSTRUCTIONS

Cut pineapple into one inch pieces. Heat ghee, fry chicken till golden
brown, lay in serving dish. In the same ghee, fry garlic and ginger
till brown. Pour over chicken. In a pan, mix stock, syrup from
pineapple tin, salt, pepper and cornflour till well blended. Cook and
stir till thick. Add in pineapple and pour over chicken. Serve
immediately.
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