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An Unexpected Christmas

December 20, 2020

If a Savior was born for these shepherds, then anyone who has no hope, can how have hope with Jesus. For the good news is that this Savior was born for ANYONE who needs a Savior. It doesn’t matter if you’ve never darkened a church door. It doesn’t matter if you’ve spent all your life far from God. It doesn’t matter how worthless you feel or how sinful you’ve been. God’s message of good news is for YOU, personally.

Matthew: Let Mercy Lead

December 16, 2020

Mercy led Jesus to lay down His life, so that now, anyone who puts their trust in him will receive the mercy of God. They will be forgiven and set free from a life of sin and given life with God. It’s no wonder then, that Jesus blesses the merciful. For when you are merciful you are acting most like God, who is rich in mercy.

Matthew: Blessed Dissatisfaction

December 9, 2020

righteousness; self-righteousness

Matthew 5:6; Isaiah 61:1-4

That’s Just Not Right! Have you heard yourself voice that refrain of late? That’s just not right. In the State I come from, Oregon; the Governor wrote a bill to fine people during thanksgiving if they had more than six people for dinner. That’s just not right. Then this same governor encouraged people to rat… Read More »

Matthew: Blessed are the Spiritually Bankrupt

November 30, 2020

Gospel of the Kingdom

Jesus

Salvation

Matthew 5:1-5

The good news of the kingdom is that God favor’s those who are lowly in heart. It is this poverty of spirit, this conscious awareness of unworthiness before God, that opens the floodgates of God’s mercy. For when we’re totally honest and confess we are indeed sinful and in need of God, this is where blessing begins.

Matthew: Start Spreading the News

November 24, 2020

Larry Sundin

Matthew

Good News of the Kingdom

Jesus had a very simple strategy for spreading the good news. He employed three methods: teaching, preaching and healing. And each method was designed to reach a different audience.

Matthew: Hope in the Darkness

November 16, 2020

We don’t choose Jesus. Jesus chooses us. Jesus comes into our world of darkness. He comes to deliver us, to rescue us, to save us. Left to ourselves we will not seek a relationship with God. In our darkness we will choose sin over God; every time.

Matthew: Stand Your Ground

November 8, 2020

Larry Sundin

Matthew

Matthew; Revelation 12:9; 1 Peter 5:8; Deuteronomy 8:2-3; 6:16; Exodus 17:7; Romans 5:8; Proverbs 3:5-6; John 6:67-69; James 3:6-8

Temptation

Trust

Matthew 4:1-11

If the devil tried to destroy Jesus’ faith, then he will try to destroy yours as well. And the way he will try to do this is through his scheme of temptation.

Matthew: Jesus is All We Need

November 3, 2020

Larry Sundin

Matthew

Matthew; Romans; Psalms; John

When anyone comes to faith in Jesus, Jesus changes everything. With Jesus we don’t have to worry about the future. With Jesus we don’t have to worry about who’s in charge. With Jesus we don’t have to fear evil. And with Jesus we can have joy no matter what’s happening in our world.

The Gospel: How the Gospel Changes Our Relationship with Government

October 25, 2020

This world is not our home. But while we are here, we are to willingly submit to the governing authorities over us but remember it is God whom we are serving.

The Gospel: How the Gospel Changes Our Relationship with the World

October 18, 2020

God wants our lives to stand out so distinctly different from everyone else – so that when people observe our lives they will see another way to live. And when they see our holy lives they wont’ have to keep listening to the world telling them, “indulge yourself,” “you do you,” “you can have it all” in order to fit in.