Can we have any hope that one who commits suicide does indeed place their trust in the finished work of Christ alone? Can a person, confident in God’s grace, hoping for His mercy, ever reach such a level of despair as to commit this grievous sin? Yes. While the faith which saves is sanctifying in us, it does not on this side of the veil finish the job. Any time any of us sin we are gainsaying our commitment to the gospel. We are implicitly affirming that our hope is in something other than Christ. That, however, is precisely why we need Christ – because we are sinners who place our hope in other things, because we are sinners who lose sight of His promises, because we are sinners who focus on our hardships rather than His provision.

R.C. Sproul Jr.

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Vegetables, Grains, Dairy	Vegetarian	Veg3, Vegetarian	2	servings

INGREDIENTS

1	md	Onion; peeled and sliced
		; into half rings
1	md	Green pepper; chopped into bite
		; size pieces
1		415 gram tin kidney beans; drained
1		415 gram tin butter beans; drained
175	g	Small button mushrooms.
3	md	Tomatoes; cut into quarters
2	tb	Vegetarian Worcestershire sauce
100	g	Strong vegetanan cheddar cheese; cut into chunks
1	tb	Tomato pur.e
		Little water

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Heat the oil in a frying pan. Gently fry onions and pepper in oil
until soft.
2. Add kidney and butter beans, whole button mushrooms, tomato pur.e
and Worcestershire sauce. Cook for 5-8 minutes on a low heat, stirring
occasionally.
3. Add tomatoes and cheese. Cook until the cheese has melted a
little, but still has form.
4. Season and serve with crusty wholemeal bread.
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