grace – Peace Devotions

February 13, 2020

I Chose to Love You

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?

Jeremiah/Matthew Moldstad/Romans

February 10, 2020

Cheap Grace

Jesus died for all your sins. Does this mean it’s okay to keep sinning?

Don Moldstad/Romans

December 19, 2019

The Grace of God has Appeared

Notice what Paul said: ‘the grace of God has appeared.’ He didn’t say ‘the righteousness of God’ or ‘the justice of God’ has appeared.

Timothy Hartwig/Titus

November 28, 2019

Write Your Thank Yous

How often do you say thank you to God? Not enough, that’s for sure. Thank God that his love for us doesn’t depend on our thankfulness. God bless your Thanksgiving holiday.

Luke/Matthew Moldstad

November 18, 2019

An Upside Down Kingdom

“That’s not fair.” We tend to value fairness, but Jesus tips everything upside down. His is a kingdom of generosity, one where he has unfairly taken our burden and paid our debts. Thank God for not treating us as we deserve!

Kyle Madson/Matthew

October 14, 2019

Who Deserves Forgiveness?

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.

1 Timothy/Matthew Moldstad/Romans

February 18, 2019

Your Credit With God

If you’ve ever worried your sins are too great to be forgiven then you need to hear today’s message from Pastor Tim Hartwig.

Romans/Timothy Hartwig

February 1, 2019

Your Life’s Final Chapter

If you were writing a book about your life, what would the last page of it say?

Don Moldstad/Romans

January 7, 2019

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.

Kyle Madson/Luke/Matthew

October 30, 2017

Martin Luther’s Troubled Conscience

Romans 3:23-24 If there ever was a devoted monk it certainly was Martin Luther. He dedicated his life to God and to the church. He would spend hours meditating and in prayer. He would actually beat himself to show God how sorry he was for his sins. No matter what, he never could find comfort for his tormented conscience. Luther...

Matthew Moldstad/Romans

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