Quick And Jazzy Jambalaya

If God became incarnate, what kind of man would He be? If God became a man we would expect His human life to be sinless. Jesus was. If God were to become a man we would expect Him to be a model of purity. Jesus was. If God were a man we would expect His words to be the greatest ever spoken. Jesus' words were. If God were to become a man we would expect Him to exert a profound power over human personality. Jesus did. If God were to become a man we would expect some supernatural acts. And Jesus did them. If God were to become a man we would expect Him to manifest the love of God. And Jesus did in dying on the cross.

Bernard Ramm

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats	Spanish	A-, C, E-, I, R	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1		6.8-ounce
		Rice-A-RoniÂ®spanish rice
1	c	Chopped cooked ham or
		uncooked chicken breast
		about 2 halves
1	c	Chopped onion
1		14-1/2-ounce tomatoes
		undrained chopped
2		Cloves garlic, minced
1/8	t	Hot pepper sauce
8	oz	Shrimp, shelled deveined
1		Green bell pepper, chopped

INSTRUCTIONS

In large skillet, sautee rice-vermicelli mix as package directs.
2.Stir in 2 cups water, ham, onion, tomatoes, garlic, hot pepper  sauce
and Special Seasonings; bring to a boil over high heat. Cover;  reduce
heat to low. Simmer 10 minutes.  3.Stir in shrimp and green bell
pepper. Cover; simmer 8 to 10 more  minutes or until most of liquid is
absorbed and shrimp turn pink.  Recipe by: RICE-A-RONIÂ®  Posted to
brand-name-recipes by Barbra<barbra@pipeline.com> on Feb  21, 1998

A Message from our Provider:

“When God ordains, He sustains.”

Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients) ---------------------------------------------- Calories: 858 Calories From Fat: 137 Total Fat: 15.2g Cholesterol: 578.2mg Sodium: 1836.5mg Potassium: 1960.9mg Carbohydrates: 32.1g Fiber: 6.8g Sugar: 14.2g Protein: 142.2g

If a church is to be what it ought to be for the purposes of God, we must train it in the holy art of prayer. Churches without prayer-meetings are grievously common. Even if there were only one such, it would be one to weep over. In many churches the prayer-meeting is only the skeleton of a gathering: the form is kept up, but the people do not come. There is no interest, no power, in connection with the meeting. Oh, my brothers, let it not be so with you! Do train the people to continually meet together for prayer. Rouse them to incessant supplication. There is a holy art in it. Study to show yourselves approved by the prayerfulness of your people. If you pray yourself, you will want them to pray with you; and when they begin to pray with you, and for you, and for the work of the Lord, they will want more prayer themselves, and the appetite will grow. Believe me, if a church does not pray, it is dead. Instead of putting united prayer last, put it first. Everything will hinge upon the power of prayer in the church.

C.H. Spurgeon