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Hold My Hand

Today Pastor Petersen takes us into the Psalms where we find comfort that despite how the world looks and feels, we can trust that God takes us by the hand and leads us to glory.

John Petersen
Psalms
February 11, 2021

Joy in the Mundane

Well, Christmas has come and gone. Do you ever wish that maybe you could have the joy of Christmas all year round?

Matthew Moldstad
1 Peter
January 14, 2021

Maybe you've been pouring your heart out to the Lord, just requesting him for aid, and wisdom, and help. And it just seems like there's no answer. You wonder, well is God hearing me? Or is he just sleeping up there in heaven?

Timothy Hartwig
Matthew
July 20, 2020

Always With You

Jesus promises he will be with us. Always with us. Even when you think you're alone, Jesus is by your side.

Timothy Hartwig
Matthew
June 13, 2019

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.

“Do I Have to Believe the Whole Bible?”

Can you believe the Bible? Should you? Today we have Pastor Peter Heyn answering these important questions. Rev. Peter Heyn, is currently serving as Pastor at Peace Lutheran Church in Deshler, OH.

Peter Heyn
John
November 8, 2018

God’s Promise

We continue with part 2 of our 3 part series on Noah with Pastor Tony Pittenger. Take a moment today to thank God for his promises.

Tony Pittenger
Genesis, Psalms
September 6, 2018

I don’t want to lose you.

"Whenever you remember me I'll be right there with you." Only one man can keep this promise. Let's join Pastor Hartwig to learn about this man.

Can we play catch?

Romans 8:15 Is God Too Busy For You? Dad had promised to play catch with his son, yet all week it seemed like he was too busy. Even when he came home from work after supper he’d continually be working…

Matthew Moldstad
Romans
November 6, 2017