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Why are you here right now? Now, I'm not just asking about, like, why are you watching this devotion video? I'm asking the bigger picture question, why are you here on this planet? What is your purpose? What's the meaning of life?
Do you ever feel like you're being watched? Like your every move is being observed? Well, I can assure you you're not going crazy.
I've lived in parts of the country where I think the people were very ready to talk about the things of God in their daily conversation.
New Year, New Me. That sometimes is a slogan people will use at the New Year. We can do that spiritually too.
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.
Jesus gave us instructions about when to forgive others and today Pastor Matt Moldstad walks us through the stipulations for forgiveness.
What motivates you? Why do you get out of bed and go to work? Pastor Matthew Moldstad has encouragement about working for you today.
Get Your Mind Out of the Gutter. Today we have a special message from Pastor Josh Mayer currently serving as Pastor at Redeeming Grace Lutheran Church in Rogers, MN.
"Let the peace of Christ control your hearts..." who is controlling your heart? Join Pastor Moldstad today as we discuss the Fruit of Peace in our Fruits of the Spirit series.
"Let these gifts to us be blessed." Today we take a closer look at prayer with Pastor Kyle Madson.
"Hail, King of the Jews." The Roman soldiers spoke the truth, though they didn't realize it. This lenten season we're considering "Unexpected Prophets of the Passion" with Pastor Matt Moldstad, join us as we spend a few minutes reflecting on the passion of our King: Jesus.
Matthew 18:32b-33, Colossians 3:13b In the Bible, Jesus tells us a story about a servant who owed his master incredible debt. Something like a million dollars in today’s currency. The master called his servant in and told him to pay…
