Removing a person from church membership is what a church must do when the reverberating of God’s Word appears to have grown utterly silent in someone’s heart. Given a choice between obedience to God’s Word and a particular sin, the individual chooses the sin. And he shows no sign of wanting to do otherwise. It’s not any sin, of course. It’s an unrepentant sin. It’s a serious sin. And it’s a sin that can be seen with the eyes or heard with the ears. The Lord has not given us the ability to judge the heart, so a church should not discipline for suspected sins of the heart, like pride or greed. We can only assess by external fruit (Matt. 3:8; 7:17-20). But based on that external fruit, discipline must happen when a person’s profession of faith in God’s gospel Word no longer appears credible.

Jonathan Leeman

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats, Dairy		Schwartz, Schwartz1	4	servings

INGREDIENTS

1	tb	Cooking oil
1	md	Onion – sliced
4		Chicken breasts with skin – cut in half
4	fl	White wine; (125ml)
6	oz	Button mushrooms – sliced; (175g)
2	ts	Schwartz Tarragon
1	ts	Schwartz Herbs de Provence
1/4	ts	Schwartz Garlic Granules
2	ts	Cornflour
6	fl	Milk; (175ml)
1		Chicken stock cube
4	oz	Low fat soft cream cheese; (100g)
		Salt
		Schwartz Coarse Ground Black Pepper

INSTRUCTIONS

Heat the oil in a large pan, fry the onion until softened. Add the
chicken, skin side down and fry until golden. Turn over and fry other
side then remove from the pan. Add the wine, mushrooms, Tarragon,
Herbes de Provence and Garlic Granules. Bring to the boil then simmer
for 1-2 minutes to reduce.
Mix the cornflour with a little of the milk, add to the pan with the
remaining milk and stock cube, stirring. Bring to the boil, return the
chicken to the pan, cover and simmer gently for 30 minutes until the
chicken is tender, stirring occasionally. Blend in the cream cheese,
season with salt and Pepper and reheat. Serve on a bed of rice.
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