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"Grass withers, flowers fade, but the Word of our God endures forever." Come spend a few moments with us and reflect on the Word that lasts forever.
God wanted you so badly that he was willing to buy you back at a great price.
Do you have debt? A mortgage? Loans? What about spiritual debt? Do you worry about paying your debt to God? God has charged your debt to Jesus.
Today Pastor Matt Moldstad shares a humorous video he encountered a few years ago, maybe you've seen it, it's called 'Gossip.'
Have YOU opened presents yet? As YOU gather around the tree this year don't forget God's present to YOU. He put YOUR NAME on it. Rejoice!
Should religion make you feel good? Pastor Don Moldstad explains why it is important, even beneficial, for the Bible to make us uncomfortable. But also the message of peace that follows our discomfort.
To celebrate All Saints Day we have a special message from Pastor Don Moldstad. Pastor Moldstad currently serves at Bethany Lutheran College as the Director of Campus Spiritual Life.
"Man I've made such a mess of my life. How could God still love me?" When it comes to a spiritual depression, there is a cure. Not just a treatment, but a clear and effective cure. Today Pastor Mateo shares the important cure for spiritual depression.
(Pastor Mateo currently serves Cristo Rey Lutheran Church in Bell Gardens, CA.)
Thank God for mothers! As we celebrate Mother's Day this weekend we are reminded of God's love for us. God bless all mothers, this weekend and always. 💐🌷🌹🌺🌸🌼💐
In church, why do we do the things we do? As we continue our series on the church service Pastor Madson now brings us to the Service of Communion where we focus on the Sanctus.
What's up with ashes on foreheads? Today is Ash Wednesday, the beginning of the Lent and Pastor Tim Hartwig tells us what Lent is all about.
What's your favorite holiday? Most people wouldn't choose Lent when answering that question. Today Pastor Matt Moldstad tells us why he loves the Lenten season so much and why you should too.
