Lindsay’s Famous Hi-pro Pancakes

First, there is no “gift of singleness” if by gift we mean a supernatural outpouring accompanied by some kind of revelation that it is God’s hidden will that you remain single all your days. I would suggest that there are two proper ways to speak of this gift. First, if you are single, you have the gift of singleness... The “gift” of which Paul speaks is the freedom that comes to us when we are not burdened with pleasing our spouse... Second, I believe we can speak of the gift of singleness if by that we simply mean a lack of a current pressing need to marry. I too have this kind of the gift at present. I am sympathetic to men who are eager to marry, or in certain circumstances, to remarry. But I do not at present share that urgency. Indeed I honestly can’t imagine remarrying. I am savvy enough, however, to know that this could change in a moment. God’s Word gives me liberty. If the desire comes to marry I would be without sin to do so. I would not be turning up my nose at some kind of pseudo-charismatic “gift” God had given me. I’d be giving thanks for the wife He would be giving me.

R.C. Sproul Jr.

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy			1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1	c	Whole wheat flour
1	c	Corn meal
1	c	Oat bran
1 3/4	t	Baking powder
1		Teaspopon sale
2	T	Nutritional yeast
2	T	Honey or barley malt syrup
1 1/4		Low fat soy milk, more if
		necessary for correct
		consistency Jan's note

INSTRUCTIONS

(I really like these, ;more interesting that the plain ones, great
with real maple syrup, or apples sauteed and lightly sweetened with
maple syrup)  Here are some pancake recipes, you can add diced bananas,
washed and  drained blueberries, or other favorite fruit to either of
these. Jan  Gordon  Adapted from The High Road to Health, Lindsay
Wagner and Ariane Spade.  Combine dry ingredients, add wet, mix well,
let stand 5 minutes - add  more liquid as required (Jan's note), cook
normally. Posted to  fatfree digest by "Jan Gordon" <jan@gordon.com> on
May 20, 1998

A Message from our Provider:

“Faith without works is empty – and vica versa.”

As C.S. Lewis once said, “Whatever is not eternal is eternally out of date.” It is simple logic. Why not invest myself it that which will last forever and matter most in this life? Do I have the faith to believe that? Do I have a deep satisfaction for all that God promised me in Christ Jesus, beginning now? If so, I will value that which is really valuable. And in order for that to happen, I need the Lord to continually help me to keep my gaze in the right place because the things of this world oftentimes seem so right and attractive, don’t they? It’s so easy to worship the creation over the Creator, isn’t it? But God has designed it where ultimate fulfillment is only to be found in the eternal realm. So if we choose not to go that route we are programmed for failure.

Randy Smith