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As the year ends and a new one begins we sometimes step back to look at the big picture in our life. What do you see?
What does your name mean? Does your name carry significance or did your parents just like the sound of your name? Today Pastor Don Moldstad tells us about Jesus' name and what it means.
What's your expiration date? Everything in this world will decay and fall apart. Don't store up treasure here, set your sights on heaven.
The devil is on the attack. He is methodical. He is scheming ways to pull you away from the salvation offered by Christ. How can we equip ourselves to stand against him? Join us for a few minutes as Pastor Don Moldstad tells us about the protection we have against the devil.
How often do you say thanks? What was the last thing you said thank you for? (We at Peace Devotions are thankful for God's wonderful blessings and your generous support for our ministry.)
Romans 8:1 Watch on YouTube – Watch on Facebook Our Bible reading for today is from Romans Chapter 8 verse 1. Saint Paul writes: Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. (Romans 8:1) The…
Pastor Don Moldstad wonders why Jesus didn't stay on earth. Wouldn't that be easier? But Jesus tells us he had to leave for a reason. Find out why in today's devotion.
You Are the 🧂 of the 🌎. Salt? How are we salt? What does that mean? Pastor Don Moldstad walks us through the meaning behind Matthew 5:13.
What does it mean to be the "Light of the World?" Join us for a short devotion as we focus on how God uses us to share the light of his Gospel.
Jesus' victory over death happened a long time ago, but it has an impact on your life today.
Have you ever seen a glass that is so full the water is bubbling over the top? That's a picture of what Christ has done for you.
Sometimes our sins against God can make us feel very sad and sometimes afraid of God as well. But God, because of the work of Christ, comes to us and he says to us “I still love you and I forgive you.”
