The Funny Thing About Humility
Are you humble? Today Pastor Dan Ruiz, currently serving at Hope Lutheran Church in Cedar Park, Texas, brings us a message of humility and boasting.
How do you know you are ready to die?
How do you know if you’re ready to die? Christians can have peace knowing their sins are forgiven and they are cleansed in God’s eyes. Come, hear these comforting words today.
Extreme Makeover Edition
Do you love seeing an extreme makeover? Tim Hartwig, Pastor at Peace Lutheran in North Mankato, talks about the Extreme Makeover that God works in the hearts of believers.
Healed by Jesus
Do you ever feel guilty for something you’ve done? Do you feel burdened by sorrow over your mistakes? Come, be healed by Jesus. He loves you, he forgives you, and he has won for you eternal salvation.
Into Your Hands I Commit My Spirit
How have you lived? When God the Father looks at what you have done will he be pleased with you? Jesus died at peace. And you can too. Pastor Hartwig has a message of peace for you today.
“Save yourself, and us!”
“Save yourself, and us!” These are the words yelled at Jesus by one of the criminals being crucified alongside him. Join us for a message of peace and forgiveness as Pastor Matt Moldstad shows us how Jesus was indeed saving the people around him, even as he was crucified.
Words from the Cross 2
Have you ever been rejected? We fear rejection because it hurts. Are you hurting? Are you worried? Uncertain? Today we bring you the comforting words of Jesus. Do you know someone in need of comfort? Share the love of Jesus with them today.
Have You Wasted Your Life?
What have you wasted in your life? Opportunities? Possessions? Love? Join Pastor Tim Hartwig today as he tells us the amazing truth about God’s desire for your life.
Words from the Cross 1
What’s your favorite board game? It feels great when the game is going well, but it feels bad when other players make you pay and it can be easy to hold a grudge. Today we join Pastor Tim Hartwig at the foot of the cross to hear Jesus’ words of mercy and forgiveness both for those hurting him and for you.
Poor, Miserable, Sinners
Ever wonder why we call ourselves “poor, miserable, sinners” at the beginning of our church services? While it may sound quite negative, this is actually quite comforting. Pastor Kyle Madson explains why.