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The "Footprints in the Sand" poem beautifully illustrates Jesus carrying us through tough times. But how do we know He's with us today? By spending time reading the Bible can we see Jesus walking with us during the difficult times of life.
Like a potato chip, so many things in this world offer fleeting gratification. As Christians we look to God who provided something that lasts: eternal life.
Paul Gerhardt had a really tough life and in his trouble he he leaned into God for support and comfort.
God can work through our messes. Jesus' death on the cross was a messy situation, but it was by this death that your sins were paid for.
Ever heard of the porcupine dilemma? Just like porcupines huddle together despite the risk of poking each other, we're called to stick together in the church, despite our flaws. Jesus endured pain for us, inviting us into his love and forgiveness.
All right, here's one more thing to add when we think about how am I going to find and follow God's will for my life?
Sometimes we think, Oh God is opening a door for me, and we think God's will must be the easiest option out there.
One question that we get a lot with our college students is, how do I know what I should do with my life?
Pastor Petersen reflects on the importance of humility and the dangers of pride, drawing on his life experiences and biblical verses from Psalms, Ephesians, and 1 Corinthians. He emphasizes that Christians are not the achievers but rather recipients of God's blessings, hence any boasting should be in God's work, love, and salvation, not personal accomplishments.
Everything happens for a reason. God has a purpose for this. Is that true?
This summer, children in Saint Peter, Minnesota should finally have been allowed to go out with bare feet.
Genesis 1-3, Philippians 3:20-21, Acts 17:31, Romans 8:19, Revelation 21:1-3 Watch on YouTube Something’s off about the world today. Whether you’re a Christian or not, you probably agree with that. At least most people I talk to do. But what…
