Barbecued Chicken On A Bun

God delights far more in His mercy than in His wrath. So in order to show the priority of His mercy, He must place it against the backdrop of His wrath. How could God’s mercy appear fully as His great mercy unless it was extended to people who were under His wrath and therefore could only ask for mercy? It would be impossible for them to share with God the delight He has in His mercy unless they saw clearly the awfulness of the almighty wrath from which His mercy delivers them.

Daniel Fuller

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats, Dairy	California	Sandwich	4	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1	t	Seasoned salt
1/8	t	Coarsely ground black pepper
2		Whole boneless chicken
		breasts halved
4		Buns, split and toasted
4		1-oz Swiss cheese
4		1-oz baked ham warmed
		Lettuce leaves
1		Fresh California peach
		chopped about 2/3 cup
1/3	c	Chopped green onions
1		Tomato, chopped
1 1/2	T	Chopped fresh mint
1/4	t	Chili powder
4		Fresh California peaches

INSTRUCTIONS

Date: Tue, 07 May 1996 07:40:49 -0700  From: cstarz@teleport.com (Carey
Starzinger) Combine seasoned salt and  pepper. Lossen one edge of
chicken skin and rub seasoning mixture  underneath skin. Cook chicken
skin-side down on covered grill over  medium, indirect heat about 30-25
minutes or until chicken is tender  and no longer pink. Remove and
discard skin. Serve chicken on buns  topped with cheese, ham, and
salsa. Garnish with lettuce. Serve with  Savory Grilled Peaches. Makes
4 hearty sandwiches.  CONVENTIONAL OVEN METHOD: Prepare as above. Roast
skin-side up in  350'F. oven for about 30 minutes or until chicken is
tender and no  longer pink. Continue as directed.  TIP: Sandwiches are
delicious served either hot or cold.  PEACH-MINT SALSA: In small bowl,
combine all ingredients. Refrigerate  leftovers. Makes about 1 1/2
cups.  SAVORY GRILLED PEACHES: Cut 4 fresh California peaches in half.
Cook  on covered grill over medium, indirect heat 4 minutes. Turn and
cook  an additional 4 minutes or until heated through. Makes 4
servings.  Favorite recipe from CALIFORNIA TREE FRUIT AGREEMENT.
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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients) ---------------------------------------------- Calories: 200 Calories From Fat: 41 Total Fat: 4.5g Cholesterol: 73.1mg Sodium: 1454.5mg Potassium: 663.8mg Carbohydrates: 6.6g Fiber: 1.6g Sugar: 3.8g Protein: 32.1g

Prayer Meeting Effectiveness – Part 1 (

1-5): 1. Show Up! It goes without saying that we need people in order to make a group prayer meeting effective. The more that come out to pray, the more prayer we can offer to the Lord. The more that come out to pray, the more others will be inspired to make the same bold commitment to corporate prayer as well. Yet it also goes without saying that coming out can oftentimes be a challenge. Usually by 5:00 on Wednesday nights, we’ve conceived every excuse under the sun to justify our absence. Any personal application there? Think of it this way. If corporate prayer is one of our most effective weapons for spiritual success, don’t you think Satan and your flesh will do everything within their power to keep you away? Don’t give in! Discipline yourself to attend. If your feelings are not right, attend and pray that the Lord changes your heart. Erroll Hulse once said, “It is customary to mark engagements in our diary. If meeting the King with our fellow believers is important it will surely be reserved in our diary. Invitations to dinner or to recreational events will have to be fitted in elsewhere. Jesus says that we have not because we fail to ask (James 4:2). Is the audience with our Monarch esteemed by you as a priority? Does your diary reflect that fact?” Show up! There is strength in numbers! 2. Come Prepared! Arguably, our prayer meeting is the most important gathering of the church. Yet because we meet at the same time each week it is possible to fall into a mindless routine that just goes through the motions. Because we meet late in the evenings it is possible to come with minds clouded and numbed from the day’s activities. As a chain is only as strong as its weakest link, a prayer meeting is only as effective as its weakest member. Be prepared to make your contribution by being sure to have prepared yourself spiritually before you arrive. For example, ask God to remind you of the awesome privilege you have to come into His holy presence with your requests. Ask God to put specific prayer requests on your heart. Ask God for a delight in His name so that He may grant you the desires of your heart (Psm. 37:4). Ask God to give you a love for Him and others. As the great evangelist, D.L. Moody, said over a hundred years ago, “The members should come to the meeting in the spirit of prayer. It ought to be on their hearts from week to week.' 3. Be Genuine! Many do not attend the prayer meeting simply because they are embarrassed to pray in the presence of others. That’s not good! Others go in the opposite direction and attend for the purpose of attempting to impress others with their prayers. That’s even worse! I’m sure we’ve all witnessed those who all of a sudden change their accent (perhaps a little Scottish flair) or pray in “King James Version” or use big theological words that they barely understand themselves or employ many words all for the sake of appearance. God is not impressed! Our Lord condemned this spirit (Mt. 6:5, 7). God looks not at the outward appearance, but the heart” (1 Sam. 16:7). The heart that honors Him is the heart that seeks to gain His attention. All Christians can achieve this! Humble, childlike faith is esteemed in the ears of the Lord and should likewise be esteemed in the ears of His children who are present. 4. Pray Specifically! Effective prayer is specific prayer. Oftentimes we do not have because we do not ask (Jas. 4:2). For example, it’s easy to ask the Lord to bless our missionaries, but specifically how do we wish for them to be blessed? Is it God’s will to heal every sick person? Of course we pray for their relief, but what about their witness to the caregivers both in words and behavior, the sufficient grace to be upheld spiritually, the spiritual growth as a result of their trial and their understanding of God’s love and faithfulness despite the misery? Are you praying for people in particular? Use their names (see Romans 16)! Avoid the vague generalities and hone in on the particular circumstances with a creative, thoughtful and deliberate Spirit-led precision. 5. Don’t Pray About Everything! In large prayer meetings it’s customary to be broken down into a number of small groups. Commonly the leader assigned will then review the prayer agenda and/or take specific prayer requests from the people assembled. The needs are noted and internalized by those present, but then too often the first person to speak prays for everything before the next person even has an opportunity to open his or her mouth! Not only is domination like this in the prayer meeting selfish; it is also potentially frustrating for the others that are gathered. Effective groups will witness each person taking a topic or two until all the given topics have been covered. This not only guarantees the participation of everybody, but also enhances the mental and spiritual engagement of each participant to be sure that all the issues are prayed over before the group concludes their time together.