Name: Spicy Sausage And Bacon Bites
Ingredients: 15 sl Streaky bacon; 30 Cocktail sausages; 30 Cocktail sticks; 2 ts Schwartz Sesame Seeds; 2 ts Schwartz Sausage and Burger Seasoning; 2 tb Honey

Longsuffering, forbearing patience is to be the Christian’s reflection of the character of God. It is part of God’s character to be slow to anger and quick to be merciful. Part of the incomprehensibility of God in terms of my own relationship with Him is this: I cannot fathom how a holy God has been able to put up with me marring His creation to the degree I have for three score and five years. For me to live another day requires a continuation of God’s gracious patience with my sin… It becomes even more difficult to fathom when we see a sinless Being being more patient with sinful beings that sinful beings are with each other.

R.C. Sproul

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Grains		Schwartz, Schwartz2	4	servings

INGREDIENTS

15	sl	Streaky bacon
30		Cocktail sausages
30		Cocktail sticks
2	ts	Schwartz Sesame Seeds
2	ts	Schwartz Sausage and Burger Seasoning
2	tb	Honey

INSTRUCTIONS

Pre-heat the oven to 200C, 400F, Gas Mark 6.
Cut the bacon rashers in half and roll up. Thread 1 bacon roll and 1
sausage onto each cocktail stick.
Place in a large roasting tin, sprinkle over the Sesame Seeds and Sausage
and Burger Seasoning and add honey.
Bake for 30-40 minutes, gently shaking the tray half way through.
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A Message from our Provider:

“God is unfeeling? Ha! Alongside him we’re as cold as stones”

Plural leadership is the norm for every church: “appoint elders in every city as I directed you.” “Elders” is plural and “in every town” is singular. It indicates multiple elders serving each church on Crete (1:5). Each reference to local church elders demonstrates plurality as the New Testament practice (see Acts 14:23; 15:22; 20:17 that show this same pattern of plurality). Paul’s reason for plurality within even small congregations makes sense. It provides accountability, support, and encouragement, increased wisdom, and diversity of gifts to increase ministry effectiveness.

Phil Newton