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🇺🇸 This Veteran’s Day we would like to encourage you to pray. 🙏🏻
Thank God for those who have served.
Praise God for the protection he has provided them (and us through them.)
Pray for the safety of those currently serving.
Pray for the military families who are back at home.
And praise God for sending Jesus, who made the ultimate sacrifice for all people.
Pastor, if I dislike my government, do I still have to obey them? Today we are happy to be joined by Pastor Mateo (Matthew Behmer). Pastor Mateo explains how Christians should view the government.
Pastor Mateo currently serves Cristo Rey Lutheran Church in Bell Gardens, CA.
READ MORE If I disagree with the government, do I still obey them?
🌈 Pastor Tony Pittenger brings us a powerful reminder of God’s promise today as we talk about rainbows. 🌈
How would you address the queen? More importantly, how should you address God? Today we discuss the wonderful means by which God tells us to address him.
READ MORE How Would You Address the Queen? (The Lord’s Prayer, Part 1)
Are you having a bad day? We all have rough days. Today Pastor Tim Hartwig tells us where he finds comfort when dealing with a difficult day.
What do you deserve? Today Matt Moldstad, Pastor at Peace Lutheran in North Mankato has insight into what we truly deserve and what God is giving us.
Today we’re joined by Brad Kerkow, Pastor at Hope in Leander, Texas for a serious topic: death. Thanks be to God that we have hope, even in death.
Today Pastor Matt Moldstad tackles the tough question, Why do bad things happen to Christians?
Do you keep your receipts? There are times when keeping a receipt is important, it shows a debt has been paid. Did you know your sins have been paid for? Today we’re joined by Pastor Brad Kerkow for a message of peace through forgiveness.
Pastor Matt Moldstad walks us through the story of Joseph. Joseph had a lot of hardships and trials in his life, how did he react to them? He trusted in God. God grant that we too may trust him when we face hard times in our life.