God: "I looked for someone to take a stand for me, and stand in the gap" (Ezekiel 22:30)
For Paul, preaching “Christ crucified” has a much broader meaning than focusing every sermon on Jesus' suffering on the cross. The cross of Christ is indeed the focal point for Paul's preaching, but, as Paul's sermons and letters demonstrate, the cross of Christ reveals much more than the suffering of Jesus. It also provides a viewpoint on the perfect justice of God and the dreadful catastrophe of human sin.
Jesus comes forgiving and changing the immoral. He bridges the chasm between sordid and glorious. He invites us to cross over from death to life. What was perverted can be converted. To disagree with immorality is not simply to condemn the immoral. It is to identify particular forms of lostness that need finding. We worship a seeking and finding God. We have been sought out and found by a Savior. He reproves the unruly in order to invite us to come seek help.
In a large bowl,combine ground beef and pork.Cut up the pepper and onion in
small chunks.Add to the meat mixture.Mix the meat loaf mix as directed on
package.Add to mixture and mix well.Place 1/2 of the mixture into a 9 x 12"
roasting pan.Open can of jalapeno peppers and clean out seeds.Place 3 good
size peppers on top of the mix in the pan.Cover with thin slices of
Monterey Jack cheese.Cover with remaining meat loaf mix.Place in oven @ 350
degrees for 1 1/2 hours.Fifteen (15) minutes before done,pour tomato sauce
over top.Serve with mashed potatoes,gravy and a green salad and hot
homemade bread.
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