The portrait of Jesus in the gospels is altogether different from the picture contemporary evangelicals typically imagine. Rather than a would-be redeemer who merely stands outside anxiously awaiting an invitation to come into unregenerate lives, the Savior described in the New Testament is God in the flesh, invading the world of sinful men and challenging them to turn from their iniquity. Rather than waiting for an invitation, He issues His own – in the form of a command to repent and take on a yoke of submission.

John MacArthur

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats, Eggs	Swiss		1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

6		Slices lightly toasted bread; (up to 8)
1/2	c	Chicken broth
1/2	lb	Shredded Swiss
1	c	Dry white wine
3		Eggs
		Butter
		Garlic clove
		Pepper
1	ts	Worcestershire sauce

INSTRUCTIONS

Mince garlic and cream it with enough butter to spread the bread with.
Place bread, butter side down, in a big, shallow pan. Beat the eggs and add
the wine, broth, all the seasonings, and the cheese. Pour over the bread,
and bake uncovered at 325 for about 30 minutes. This is ooey-gooey, like
fondue in a pan.
Posted to TNT Recipes Digest by angstrom@juno.com (Angela  L Gilliland) on
Mar 04, 1998

A Message from our Provider:

“Have you kept your promise to God?”

It is commonly accepted among men today that the great danger is to get married too early. The thought of marriage is approached with fear and trepidation, with the threat of what the man will lose mainly in mind. But in the view of Genesis 2 – and in our experience in ministering to singles – the greater danger is what will happen to the man if he doesn’t marry. It is not good for a single man to develop selfish and otherwise sinful habits. It is not good for a man to grow older without the sanctifying influences of a wife and children. It is not good for a man to battle with sexual frustrations. (The same things might be said about a woman, too, but the Bible is specifically talking here about the man.) What is good for a man is to seek a relationship that will blossom into marriage – the sooner in adult life, the better (Richard and Sharon Phillips).

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