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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.
Everyone likes a good verdict. God has pronounced a good verdict for you. Have you heard the news?
If you have a spouse or a boyfriend or girlfriend you're probably expecting to receive a card for Valentine's Day or maybe to write one. And what will that card say? What do you hope that card says?
Jesus died for all your sins. Does this mean it's okay to keep sinning?
Matthew 6:27, 1 Peter 5:7, Romans 8:32 Watch on YouTube – Watch on Facebook I recently was reading an article that said that you could extend your life. You can add years to your life if you follow five healthy…
Who do you say 'I love you' to the most? Do you mean it?
Are you bitter? Unhappy? Has God turned against you? Trials and troubles are never fun, but they give us a chance to be closer to God.
Does everyone deserve forgiveness? Even mean or evil people? Today we consider Jonah and God's amazing grace and love, especially for those who don't deserve it.
Romans 8:1 Watch on YouTube – Watch on Facebook Our Bible reading for today is from Romans Chapter 8 verse 1. Saint Paul writes: Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. (Romans 8:1) The…
Romans is full of comfort, but it also warns us against things that could hurt us. Today we're joined by Pastor David Locklair, currently serving Hope Evangelical Lutheran Church in Portage, IN.
Jesus lived and died for us.... but Jesus lived and died two thousand years ago. How do we, today, access his life and death? How do we receive the benefits?
God's Law. Last time compared God's Law to a high jump. It sets the standard for our living. But the Law has a second function: to curb our behavior. That's what Pastor Kyle Madson explains in today's devotion.
