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Equality. In a sense, God asks us to be so concerned with equality that we actually go a step beyond equality.
What is your favorite fruit?
A peacemaker, as Jesus talks about it, isn't someone who goes to physical war to get what they want.
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.
Is the world ending? Sometimes natural disasters, or pandemics, can cause people to ask that question. They look at the disaster or the trouble that they're in and they think: “this has to be a sign that the world is coming to an end.”
God is present everywhere. That can be a scary thought, but it can also bring great comfort because you are always surrounded by his love.
How timid is your trust? Do you ever question God's promises? Today we learn from Peter's example as he walks on water with Jesus.
What is your power source? Are you getting the energy you need in your life?
"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.
Who's the peacemaker in your family?
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.
