You cannot take Christ for justification unless you take Him for sanctification. Think of the sinner coming to Christ and saying, “I do not want to be holy;” “I do not want to be saved from sin;” “I would like to be saved in my sins;” “Do not sanctify me now, but justify me now.” What would be the answer? Could he be accepted by God? You can no more separate justification from sanctification than you can separate the circulation of the blood from the inhalation of the air. Breathing and circulation are two different things, but you cannot have the one without the other; they go together, and they constitute one life. So you have justification and sanctification; they go together, and they constitute one life. If there was ever one who attempted to receive Christ with justification and not with sanctification, he missed it, thank God! He was no more justified than he was sanctified.

A.A. Hodge

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats		Chicken	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1		Chicken
		Olive oil
		Lawry's Season Salt
		Cooking Spray

INSTRUCTIONS

Clean well inside and out. Rub with olive or vegetable oil. Sprinkle with
Lawry's season salt.
Spray inside of crockpot with cooking spray. DO NOT put any water in the
pot.
Place Chicken back down inside crockpot. Set on high. Chicken is done when
the legs are easily pulled off.
NOTES : This type of chicken tasted like the chicken you get at the deli.
Posted to EAT-L Digest  by Jim and Cindy <cmutchie@MINDSPRING.COM> on Apr
10, 1998

A Message from our Provider:

“Unlock the mysteries of God. Jesus is the key”

Motivations for family devotions: 1. What better way to evangelize your children daily? 2. What better way to provide a regular time for your children to learn the things of God from you? 3. What better way to provide your children with an ongoing opportunity to ask about the things of God in a comfortable context for such questions? 4. What better way for you to transmit your core beliefs to your children? 5. What better way for your children to see the ongoing spiritual example of their parents? 6. What better way to provide workable, reproducible examples to your children of how to have a distinctively Christian home when they start a home of their own? 7. What better way for getting your family together on a daily basis? 8. Isn’t this what you really want to do?

Donald S. Whitney