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Jesus Loves You
Always remember: ❤️Jesus Loves You! ❤️
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Lord, My Heart is Heavy
Lord, my heart is heavy. Do you feel weak and heavy ladened? Hear this message of Hope and Peace from the book of 1 John.
Tempted the Right Way (The Lord’s Prayer, Part 7)
Have you ever been tempted to do something right? What does the word 'tempt' mean? Kyle Madson continues our series on The Lord's Prayer.
The Fruit of the Spirit: Joy
The Fruit of Joy. What brings you joy? What should bring you joy? Pastor Matt Moldstad has the answers.
Using the Right Words
How do you know if you're using the right words to pray? Pastor Peter Heyn provides us with an encouraging message for those times when we're not sure what we should be praying for.
The Fruit of the Spirit: Love
Who taught you how to love? We begin our series on the Fruits of the Spirit today by considering Love. ❤️
Your Cold Hard Heart (The Lord’s Prayer, Part 6)
Can you find it in your heart to forgive me? Today we continue our look at the Lord's Prayer with Pastor Kyle Madson.
8760 Hours
Do you want a fresh start? In Christ you have exactly that. Happy New Year from Peace Devotions.
The Weak Things
"Don't judge a book by it's cover." "Big things come in small packages." Sometimes God brings us blessings in unexpected ways. We consider this today with Pastor Don Moldstad.
God’s Gift to YOU
Have YOU opened presents yet? As YOU gather around the tree this year don't forget God's present to YOU. He put YOUR NAME on it. Rejoice!
Pray Without Ceasing
God wants you to come to him at any time with any request with whatever's on your mind. He promises to hear you and to work what is best for you.
Should religion make you feel good?
Should religion make you feel good? Pastor Don Moldstad explains why it is important, even beneficial, for the Bible to make us uncomfortable. But also the message of peace that follows our discomfort.