Cracker Dressing With Sausage And Smoked Oyst

So parents, where are your teenagers with the Lord? I am not asking if they come to church or even profess Jesus. The demons believe in Jesus and thousands of unbelievers will be attending churches all over America this morning. I am asking you where is there heart with the Lord? Do they have an interest to read their Bibles? Are they engaged in a ministry at the church? Are they reading any Christian literature or listening to any Christian music? Are they posting anything about their faith on social media? Have they memorized Scripture lately? Do they enjoy being with other Christian teens? Would they come to church without your prodding? Are they telling any of their friends about the Savior? As Jesus said, the fruit reveals the nature of the tree. Based on the fruit, is Jesus Christ really number one in their lives?

Randy Smith

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats		Bohemian, Poultry, Side dish	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1	lb	Pork sausage
1	lb	Saltine crackers
3	c	Chicken stock, hot
1	c	Onion, chopped
1	c	Celery, chopped
2	T	Butter
4	t	Sage, rubbed
2	t	Thyme, leaves
1	T	Parsley
1/2	t	White pepper
2		Smoked oysters, drained

INSTRUCTIONS

Recipe by: Randy Pollak Cook sausage in a medium frying pan, chopping
and stirring with a wooden spoon to crumble. Remove sausage reserving
about 2 tablespoons of fat. Add butter heat until melted, then add
onions and celery. Saute until onions are soft and translucent. In a
very large mixing bowl, add crackers and crush into small pieces. Add
all remaining ingredients except for chicken stock. Mix until
thoroughly combined. Add chicken stock and stir until well moistened.
Use as a stuffing for poultry or transfer to a baking dish and bake  at
350-degrees for about 1 hour or until done.  From Gemini's MASSIVE
MealMaster collection at www.synapse.com/~gemini

A Message from our Provider:

“Jesus: Because with God only perfection will do”

Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients) ---------------------------------------------- Calories: 4038 Calories From Fat: 1923 Total Fat: 214.6g Cholesterol: 427.4mg Sodium: 9085.9mg Potassium: 3222mg Carbohydrates: 386.9g Fiber: 19.3g Sugar: 30.5g Protein: 129.2g

If we serve, if we are genuinely New Covenant servants that get engaged in the lives of real human beings, there will always be the temptation to lose heart. So how do we overcome it? Just within this section of Scripture (of 2 Corinthians) I draw this following conclusion: Almighty God has fulfilled all His promises in the New Covenant. This is the most worthy cause to be fighting for. He has poured out His Spirit to give me all the assistance I need. As I gaze upon the glory of the Lord, I am aware of noticeable transformation in my life. This is evidence of His presence. He is with me and He wants to use me to transform others. What an honor to serve the living God regardless of the visible results. All that I have in salvation and ministry is a result of His mercy. I must show that same mercy I have received to others. This ministry is not mine, it is His. I’ll give all the problem people to Him. It’s not easy, but God will allow me to persevere if I keep my eyes on Him through the heartaches of service. He is using me as He wills, and while I serve others He is in making me more like Himself in my own Christlike transformation. Therefore, how can I lose heart (2 Cor. 4:1)?

Randy Smith