We must take the initiative to restore peace. Jesus taught that it makes no difference whether you have wronged your brother or he has wronged you. Either way, you are always responsible to initiate efforts toward peace (see Matthew 5:23-24 and 18:15). If we are serious about intently pursuing peace, we won’t be concerned about which of us is the offending party. We will have one goal: To restore peace in a godly manner. Unresolved conflict between believers is sin and must be treated as such; otherwise, it will spread throughout the body like cancer until it requires radical spiritual surgery. Far better to deal with it when it is easily contained.

Jerry Bridges

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Grains, Meats		Main dishes, Hamburger	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1		Sesame-seed hamburger bun
2		Onion rings
1/2	ts	Sweet pickle relish
1 1/2	ts	Catsup
1/4	lb	Ground beef
1	ds	Salt
2	ts	Mayonnaise
3		Dill pickle slices
1/4	c	Lettuce; coarsely chopped
2		Tomato slices

INSTRUCTIONS

1.  Preheat a clean barbecue grill on high.   2.  Toast both halves of the
bun, face down, in a skillet over medium  heat.  Set aside. 3.  Cut each of
the 2 onion rings into quarters. 4.  Mix the catsup and relish together.
This is your "secret sauce". 5.  Form the bround beef into a thin patty
slightly larger than the bun. 6.  Grill the meat for 2 or 3 minutes per
side.  Salt lightly. 7.  Build the burger in the following stacking order
from the bottom up: bottom bun half of the mayonnaise pickles lettuce
tomato slices onion beef patty remainder of amyonnaise special sauce
(catsup and relish) top bun Makes 1 hamburger.
Posted to EAT-L Digest 26 Sep 96
Date:    Thu, 26 Sep 1996 18:59:30 -0400
From:    Simps <c.simpson@WORLDNET.ATT.NET>

A Message from our Provider:

“Jesus: All roads lead to tragedy – except one”

Now I should like to know whether your soul, tired of its own righteousness, is learning to be revived by and to trust in the righteousness of Christ... My dear brother, learn Christ and Him crucified. Learn to pray to Him and, despairing of yourself, say, 'You, Lord Jesus, are my righteousness, but I am your sin. You have taken upon Yourself what is mine and have given to me what is Yours. You have taken upon Yourself what you were not and have given to me what I was not.' Beware of aspiring to such purity that you will not wish to be looked upon as a sinner, or to be one. For Christ dwells only in sinners. On this account He descended from heaven, where He dwelt among the righteous, to dwell among sinners. Meditate on this love of His and you will see His sweet consolation.

Martin Luther