August 16, 2020

• Larry Sundin
• Philippians
• 1 Corinthians 4
• 2 Corinthians
• Ecclesiastes
• Philippians
• Circumstances
• Contentment
• Jesus
• Relationships
• Philippians 4:10-13

Sometimes God allows crisis like the ones we are experiencing today to teach us that contentment is NOT found in our circumstances. Sometimes crisis like this ARE A GIFT, because they remind us where true satisfaction is found.  Perhaps some of you here can relate with Paul. Maybe sometime in your past you lost everything.  Maybe you experienced a tragedy that ripped your heart out.  Maybe you know what it’s like to have nothing.  But in going through some of the worst life can throw at you, YOU ARE REMINDED that you have something more precious than anything the world can offer.  You have in Jesus, and what you have in Jesus is priceless.  That’s what Paul learned as the secret of contentment: Jesus is enough!  

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December 23, 2018

• Larry Sundin
• Love Does
• 1 Corinthians
• James
• Jeremiah
• John
• Matthew
• Philippians
• Psalms
• Contentment
• Discontent
• Envy
• Thanks
• 1 Corinthians 13:4
• James 4:2
• Philippians 4:12
• Psalm 23

Love does not seek to posses.  Love celebrates the one being loved. This is how God loves us.  He doesn’t force Himself on us.  He doesn’t control our every move.  He created us to be free. And now He wants us to love in the same way.  To celebrate the beauty of every person He created: to celebrate their gifts and talents, their accomplishments, their uniqueness as a person.

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June 14, 2018

• Larry Sundin
• The Story of God
• Exodus
• anger
• Consequences
• Contentment
• deliverance
• failure
• Humility
• Moses
• murder
• Redemption
• Exodus 2:11-25

God wasn’t finished with Moses.  Moses was a murderer, Moses was a fugitive, Moses was a stranger in a strange land.  Now this was a new beginning for Moses.  It appeared that he had lost everything, but now God was about to give him a whole new beginning.

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January 23, 2018

• Larry Sundin
• Everyday Praise
• Psalm 63
• Contentment
• God
• Power
• Relationship
• Security
• Psalm 63

It is well and good to praise God for the good things in our lives – a loving family, great friendships, financial success, a great church. But here David shows that a man with a heart after God doesn’t praise God just when things are going well. Here he praises God when life isn’t going his way. This is why David is a great example OF EVERYDAY PRAISE.

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