Name: Fried Cabbage
Ingredients: 1 Head of cabbage; 6 Stips of bacon; Butter; Salt

Do we really understand grace? Do we really understand that all we have with God was not deserved, but an unmerited favor of God’s love and mercy toward His enemies fully at Christ’s expense on the cross? Can we love and accept those who might not deserve our love in the way that Christ chose to love and accept us? Do we allow ourselves to really be gripped with God’s grace so that we might though His heart and His power love others that are different than us just as He does? Do we understand how much God wants His family to be unified? Do we view people the same way He views people – not looking at the shallowness of externals, but rather looking at the heart? This attitude boasts in the cross!

Randy Smith

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
	Soul food		1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1		Head of cabbage
6		Stips of bacon
		Butter
		Salt

INSTRUCTIONS

Ok, today I am going to post the TNT recipes, tomorrow I will post the one
I haven't tried yet. These recipes come from a soul food cookbook section
called "Recipes of the Stars"
Shred cabbage and remove center. Place cabbage in pot of water abd bring to
a boil. Add a pinch of salt. Drain cabbage. In skillet, fry bacon. When
done, put to the side and crumble on a seperate plate. With leftover bacon
drippings, fry cabbage. Add one tablespoon of butter. Add crumbled bacon to
cabbage and simmer for 5 minutes.
Posted to TNT Recipes Digest by BNPF <BNPF@aol.com> on Feb 26, 1998

A Message from our Provider:

“God loves everyone, but probably prefers \”fruits of the spirit\” over \”religious nuts!\””

God is utterly other than us – other in a way we express with the word holiness. Yes, He dwells within each Christian, but He’s not you. He isn’t the same as you, He isn’t a part of you, and He isn’t a “higher” you. Yes, you’re made in His image, but you’re not Him. You’re not the same as Him, you’re not part of Him, and you aren’t a “splinter” of Him – nor will you ever be. He doesn’t depend on anything else because He is what everything else depends on. He can’t be explained by anything else because He is what everything else must be explained by. Although we can know what He has taught us about Himself, we can never comprehend Him completely because He is greater than our minds. Anything He wills, He can do. He not only holds supreme power but He also uses it. Nothing can defeat Him and nothing can happen contrary to His will. He is also supremely good – light with no darkness. Although evil is real, He detests it and bring it to judgment. He knows everything, He pays attention to everything, and nothing escapes His notice. He’s not just a What and a Who, like me or like you, but one What in three Whos – one God in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. There is no one like Him. He is set apart. He is what He is, and there was never a time when He was not.

J. Budziszewski