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Matthew: Blessed are the Peacemakers

January 12, 2021

  • Larry Sundin
  • Matthew
  • Matthew; James; Colossians
  • Peace
  • peacemaker
  • reconciliation
  • shalom
  • Sin
  • Wisdom
  • Matthew 5:9

Never forget, you already know the God of peace who has given you the peace of Christ.  So let us refuse to let the chaos and confusion of our day steal your peace.  But let the God of peace reign in our hearts and make us peacemakers like Him.  For our world needs God’s peace, but it also needs peacemakers, who know the Prince of Peace.

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The Gospel: What Is The Gospel?

September 6, 2020

  • Larry Sundin
  • The Gospel
  • 1 Corinthians 15; Colossians; 1 John; Isaiah 53; Romans 1
  • Titus 2
  • Gospel
  • Grace
  • Jesus
  • reconciliation
  • Redemption
  • regeneration
  • Salvation
  • wrath
  • 1 Corinthians 15:1-8

Once you believe in Jesus’ work for you in his death, burial and resurrection, your faith in Jesus instantly changes your standing before God.  This is why the gospel is of first importance to us now as believers.  It’s full of good news. We rest in that good news and we want to share that good news.

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Rooted In Prayer: Real Life Praying

June 19, 2019

  • Larry Sundin
  • Rooted
  • 1 Corinthians
  • 1 John
  • James
  • John
  • Matthew
  • Blessing
  • Evil
  • Forgiveness
  • God's protection
  • God's provision
  • Prayer
  • Prayerful Dependence
  • reconciliation
  • Temptation
  • Matthew 6:9-13

God knows what you need.  He doesn’t want you to worry, but simply ask Him to provide what you need for today, “Give us today our daily bread.”  God is our provider.  It is a misconception to think that we provide for our needs ourselves. If you have all your basic needs met today, then God has been very good to you.  God has blessed you.  He is the one who gave you the opportunity to get a good education, to do well in your career, to put food on the table and to provide a decent nest egg for retirement. Let’s not forget that “Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of heavenly lights.”  James 1:17.  If anything, if you have all you need, then you should be thankful.

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The Life: Only Jesus

April 24, 2018

  • Larry Sundin
  • The Life
  • Colossians
  • Matthew
  • Creator
  • death
  • Jesus
  • Needs
  • Obstacles
  • Purpose
  • reconciliation
  • Relationships
  • Colossians 1:15-20

If Jesus is big enough to throw off life’s greatest enemy, then Jesus can help you overcome any obstacle.  Only Jesus can destroy any fear that’s holding you back. Only Jesus can defeat any sin that’s enslaving you.  And Only Jesus can remove any hindrance that’s keeping you from bearing fruit for Him.   So the next time you face an obstacle that seems impossible, bring it to Jesus, and wait. Let him work.  He rose from the dead.  He can raise you too.

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The Life: A Friend of Sinners

March 15, 2018

  • Larry Sundin
  • The Life
  • Isaiah
  • Luke
  • acceptance
  • fallen
  • Friendship
  • Grace
  • Joy
  • outcasts
  • rebels
  • reconciliation
  • seek and save
  • Sinners
  • strays
  • Luke 15

God the Father, the creator of the universe, welcomes and accepts, restores and rejoices over anyone who repents and comes home to Him. This is what Jesus wants us to hear. This is the good news: God loves lost causes. And if God loves lost causes, if God loves arrogant rebels who have turned their backs on Him, the good news is there no one is too far gone for God to redeem and restore by His grace!

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The Story of God: The Road to Reconciliation

August 8, 2017

  • Larry Sundin
  • The Story of God
  • Genesis
  • Romans
  • reconciliation
  • Genesis 43-45

Can there be a more beautiful picture of reconciliation than this? There is no animosity in Joseph, only grace. No more separation, but embrace. No more hiding, but total acceptance. No more guilt, just tears of joy. After 22 years of brokenness due to jealousy and hatred, God’s family was whole again. And their future is secure.

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The Story of God: Mending Fences

June 20, 2017

  • Larry Sundin
  • The Story of God
  • Genesis
  • Courage
  • Faith
  • Honesty
  • Humility
  • reconciliation
  • Respect
  • Genesis 33

To give respect one needs to humble themselves. This is an important step in the reconciliation process. If you’re wanting to mend a broken relationship, coming to them in humility is an absolute must. Why? This is how Jesus came to us. He humbled himself and made himself a servant. This is now Jacob’s posture.

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The Story of God: Wrestling With God

June 11, 2017

  • Larry Sundin
  • The Story of God
  • Genesis
  • Faith
  • fear
  • Identity
  • reconciliation
  • Genesis 32

Jacob prays out of his relationship with God, the God who is for him. He comes to Him in humility and asks nothing more from God then do what He promises. He gives credit to God for all he has. And he’s honest: He admits his fears to God. Oh that we’d learn to be this honest with God like this: to pour out our fears, our burdens, our doubts – whatever. Jacob literally lays all his burdens at the feet of God. Jacob’s knows he’s come out of the frying pan and into the fire, and only God can rescue him. This is a great prayer… and it’s the kind of prayer God loves to answer.

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The Resurrection Life is a Transforming Life

November 5, 2015

  • Larry Sundin
  • The Resurrection Life
  • Ephesians
  • anger
  • gracious words
  • reconciliation
  • Repentance
  • transformation
  • truth

God is a God of reconciliation. He came to resolve our differences – to create peace. When we leave differences unresolved, we leave potential for the deceiver to cause division among us. So, we are to keep short accounts – to be like God and seek to reconcile differences before the day ends.

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