Pastor Larry Sundin, Rock Springs Church Back in the ’60s, singer Jackie DeShannon struck a note with us when she sang these lyrics: “What the world needs now is love, sweet love. It’s the only thing that there’s just too little of.” What our world needed then it still needs today. Families are frustrated with…
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.Religion, July 2024
Be Still
Chet Kwiat Psalm 46:10 When things get a little crazy, and seem to be out of control, as they often do, we tend to want to do something. In an early book, Dr. John Maxwell had a chapter titled, “Don’t just do something, stand there.” That goes against our natural impulses. We feel like we…
Religion, July 2024
“Are We There Yet?”
Pastor Larry Sundin, Rock Springs Church What’s coming in the future has always been a mystery to mankind. There are those who believe that mankind can solve all our problems and make our world a better place. They believe we can make our world a place where all people prosper, where all people are treated…
Religion, June 2024
Pilgrimage of Trust Taizé Worship Continues at Robson Ranch
A walk of faith necessarily entails an earnest search for union with an ethereal, higher power. Many people pursue their search in structured church worship, while others seek connection through informal assembly with like-minded sojourners or simply by making time for silent individual prayer. Whatever the form of worship practice, the common aspiration remains spiritual…
Religion, June 2024
The Beast
Pastor Frank DeFusco In Matthew 24:1, Jesus’ disciples ask him to show them when the Temple will be thrown down, and what the sign of both his return and that of the end of the world will be. In verses 4 and 5 he warns them not to be deceived, for many will come in…
Religion, May 2024
This Present Darkness
Pastor Larry Sundin, Rock Springs Church Things have changed a lot in our country since we were children. When we were young, we’d play with our buddies till the sun went down, or till our mother’s called us home. Back then, no one locked their doors or lived in fear of predators. Neighbors knew one…