Name: Trapper Style Salmon
Ingredients: 7 oz Salmon filet; 1/4 c Vegetable mixture; (your favorite); 1/4 ts Chef's salt; 1 ds Tabasco; 1 sl Lemon; 1 pn Chopped parsley; 1 ts Salad oil

Why are we experiencing such an epidemic of open- and not-so-open- sin in the church today?… [Because] we have promoted a “gospel” that says it is possible to be a Christian while stubbornly refusing to address practices or behaviors we know are sinful. We have accepted the philosophy that it’s OK for Christians to look, think, act, and talk like the world. We have made it an offense to admonish people about their sin, either privately or, when necessary, publicly. If only we were as loath to commit sin as we are to confront it!

Nancy Leigh DeMoss

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Vegetables		Shelf life, Shelf3	1	servings

INGREDIENTS

7	oz	Salmon filet
1/4	c	Vegetable mixture; (your favorite)
1/4	ts	Chef's salt
1	ds	Tabasco
1	sl	Lemon
1	pn	Chopped parsley
1	ts	Salad oil

INSTRUCTIONS

Bake salmon 10 minutes at 350 degrees and cool. Dice vegetables (we used
tomato, zucchini, red pepper, mushrooms, pearl onions). Cut a heart shape
from the parchment paper and brush it with oil. Place salmon in center of
heart and top with vegetables, Chef's salt, tabasco, lemon, parsley. Seal
bag by folding it into a half heart. Bake at 350 degrees for 15 minutes
untill the bag is puffed up. Open and serve.
Yield: 1 serving
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A Message from our Provider:

“If you want to be a leader, you must serve.”

Love is very much a matter of actions rather than emotions. However, although this emphasis on acts of love is certainly necessary, we can sometimes give the impression that love doesn’t involve any emotion – that it is entirely an act of the will, of one’s duty, regardless of how one feels. We can even promote the “I can love him but I can’t like him” type of attitude. The Bible does not support such an unbalanced concept of love…fervently, fondly, and affectionately (are used in the Bible) to describe the love Christians ought to have for one another… Obviously such a fervency of spirit cannot substitute for loving actions, but surely it should accompany them. We dare not settle for less.

Jerry Bridges