Thank you for supporting Peace Devotions with your prayers and by sharing it with others.
If you’d like to help us make more devotions, you can donate to the Peace Devotions fund.
What things are thinking about today? We invite you to spend a few minutes with us to think about heavenly things and find peace in God's Word.
"The church may shrink to a faithful remnant, but the church of Jesus Christ cannot be overcome by the gates of hell, much less by a culture."
Peter said “Lord to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life.” Just think what that means. The Word you're giving us is the very thing that will take us out of our grave someday so that we can live forever in the mansions above in heaven.
Am I really forgiven of all my sins because of what Jesus has done? Is my body really going to rise again from the dead? Is there really a heaven waiting for me after this life? God has given us very sure promises.
We live in a world that is hostile to the Christian faith and there are real forces out there that try to destroy our faith in Christ. That's why St. Paul encourages us to walk like an Acrobat.
The key to managing all the things we can have in this life is to have them without possessing them. In other words to have them and use them and manage them, but don't let them take over our hearts to control our hearts and our lives.
How timid is your trust? Do you ever question God's promises? Today we learn from Peter's example as he walks on water with Jesus.
Reading the Bible can make you feel less lonely, give you encouragement, and bring you peace. But you don't need to start at the beginning! Pastor Don Moldstad has 4 suggestions for books to read first.
The King of Heaven is nothing but pure love. And he comes down into this world.
Apathy can be dangerous. Ignoring safety precautions can be dangerous. This is true when working with power tools, but it's also true for spiritual life.
Jesus died for all your sins. Does this mean it's okay to keep sinning?
There are two types of judgement mentioned by Jesus. A right way to judge and a wrong way.
