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I encourage parents, not just want their child to be baptized, which is certainly a good thing, but to also have the same motivation to teach them everything in God's Word.
Jesus wants you to be free. But that means you have to accept some truths. Today we take a close look at what those truths are.
Do all false teaching really matter? Notice what God says he doesn't simply say to be on your guard, to watch out for false teachers, but he also says stay away from them.
Jesus warned his disciples that they would be scattered, but they should not be afraid. Today we find ourselves scattered and fearful. But Jesus' words still ring true today. "Be courageous. I have overcome the world."
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.
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.
"Omnipotent" are you familiar with this word? It's often used to describe God and today Pastor Moldstad teaches us why it's comforting that God is omnipotent.
This June we're encouraging our audience to read through the book of John. Daily Bible readings take only a few minutes and are a great way to start or end your day.
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.
What are the facts? As we contemplate the facts around us, it's important to step back and remember facts about God. What facts do we know about God?
You break it, you buy it. That's the way life functions. God says the same thing. You break my law, you buy it. Yet, God has also done something wonderful.
We often complain about how bad things are... but why aren't they worse? If the world is full of selfish sinful people, why aren't things worse?
