God: "I looked for someone to take a stand for me, and stand in the gap" (Ezekiel 22:30)
Think of it this way. I can make it my aim to please God, knowing that will be the greatest way I can love others (freedom!), or I can run around trying to please everybody, relegate God to a position lower than His creation, disappoint God and also feel deflated when others are disappointed with me after all my efforts (slavery!).
Be men! In courage; not cowards, turning our back on the foe, or giving way in danger, or reproach, or evil days. In solidity; not shifting or shadowy, but immoveable as the rock. In strength; as the man is, so is his strength. Be strong! In wisdom. Foolishness is with childhood, wisdom with manhood. Speak and act with wisdom, as men. In ripeness. The faculties of men are ripe, both for thinking and working. They speak ripe words, think ripe thoughts, plan and execute ripe things. In understanding be men! In all things – what you do, and what you refrain from doing, be men. Act the manly part – let nothing effeminate, luxurious, sickly, childish, puny, little, narrow be seen about you. Christianity makes men, not babes. Adorn the doctrine of Christ by your manliness. In the Church, in the world, in business, in conversation, in prosperity, and adversity, [act] like men! Let no man despise you; and let no man despise the Gospel because of you.
Melt butter in double boiler. Saute onion a little; add remaining dry
ingredients. Slowly stir in broth, milk and lemon juice. Stir until thick.
Add cooked chicken and serve hot.
CFF Shared by Lei Devries, Nov 97
Serving Ideas : Over cooked rice.
Contributor: Leilani Young
Posted to brand-name-recipes by P&S Gruenwald <sitm@ne.infi.net> on Feb 05,
1998
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