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This summer, I spent a couple of weeks at my father-in-law's cabin. There's always a boat tied on the dock. This year, I noticed that the ropes that hold the boat are starting to fray from chafing against the dock and the boat.
Jesus said some crazy things. Often Jesus is spoken of as a good moral teacher, but is Jesus a lunatic?
Today we take a close look at Jesus' miracle of healing the blind man and thank God for giving us all spiritual sight.
Old seeds were thought to be dead, but they grew into trees and produced fruit. Some say that God's Word is old and dead, but it grows and produces fruit as well.
My son was terrified. He'd made a mistake and his efforts to clean up only made things worse. When was the last time you tried to fix a mistake, but only managed to make a bigger mess of things?
Today we join Pastor Don Moldstad for a devotion about making time for personal devotion.
How do we deal mistakes and forgiveness? Today we talk about our earthly relationships and how God would have us behave both when we are wrong and when we've been wronged.
At the Louvre, you walk up to the Mona Lisa and you think "I could do better." So you pull out your paints and you start making some changes...
You've probably heard it said before, or maybe you yourself have said it, things can't possibly get any worse than they are right now.
What is most important to you? What pulls your attention? What takes the highest priority?
Is it wrong to pray about small stuff, like finding a parking spot or finishing tasks on time? Does God really want to hear about small concerns?
Today we finish our series on the 7 Days of Creation with Pastor Pittenger.
