Peace Devotions Audio

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. www. PeaceDevotions.com

Today we are excited to share a message about Noah from Pastor Tony Pittenger. Pastor Pittenger is currently serving Bethany Lutheran Church in Port Orchard, WA. www. PeaceDevotions.com https://arkencounter.com

Today we join Pastor Tim Hartwig to talk about the Holy Spirit's job. www. PeaceDevotions.com

Is it wrong to be sad? Or even depressed? Today we join Pastor Matt Moldstad as we look for peace and comfort for the times we are sad

New devotions coming next week. Today, Pastor Tim Hartwig reminds us that God gives hope to the hopeless and comfort in times of depression. Also, we love your feedback. Leave us a comment, send us a message, or email us: feedback@peacedevotions.com

Today Pastor Tim Hartwig talks about loneliness, and why we can be confident that we're never truly alone.

Matt Moldstad reminds us that God would have us be compassionate, merciful, and forgiving. How will you show your love for God today?

Is God too busy to bother with the little things in your life? Take your requests, both big and small to God. https://peacedevotions.com/2017/11/06/can-we-play-catch/

Are you smart? What was your GPA in school? Today Matt Moldstad, Pastor at Peace Lutheran Church in North Mankato shares the secret to true knowledge and wisdom. www. PeaceDevotions.com

"Pastor, if God knew Adam and Eve would sin, why did he create them?" Today Tim Hartwig, Pastor at Peace Lutheran Church in North Mankato, MN, answers a question that many people ask. www. PeaceDevotions.com

How would you address the queen? More importantly, how should you address God? Today we discuss the wonderful means by which God tells us to address him.

This podcast could change your life. www. PeaceDevotions.com

How do you know if you're ready to die? Christians can have peace knowing their sins are forgiven and they are cleansed in God's eyes. Come, hear these comforting words today. www. PeaceDevotions.com

Join us today as we talk about the Natural Knowledge of God, the evidence of God we see in the world around us, and the Revealed Knowledge of God, what God tells us about himself in the Bible. www. PeaceDevotions.com

Do you love seeing an extreme makeover? Tim Hartwig, Pastor at Peace Lutheran in North Mankato, talks about the Extreme Makeover that God works in the hearts of believers. www. PeaceDevotions.com

What's in a name? Today we join Pastor Kyle Madson to find peace in the name of the Lord. www. PeaceDevotions.com

Have you ever thought to yourself I'd sure be a lot more happy if only I wasn't a Christian? Today we're joined by Pastor Matt Moldstad to tackle this difficult question. www. PeaceDevotions.com

Are you having a bad day? We all have rough days. Today Pastor Tim Hartwig tells us where he finds comfort when dealing with a difficult day.

"Let these gifts to us be blessed." Today we take a closer look at prayer with Pastor Kyle Madson. www. PeaceDevotions.com

What do you deserve? Today Matt Moldstad, Pastor at Peace Lutheran in North Mankato has insight into what we truly deserve and what God is giving us. www. PeaceDevotions.com

This time of year there's lots of graduations. 🎓 (Congrats, by the way, if you've graduated.) One thing we never graduate from is the need to hear God's Word. Spending time in God's word, spending time with our fellow Christians at church helps remind us again and again how much God has done for us.

Do you ever feel guilty for something you've done? Do you feel burdened by sorrow over your mistakes? Come, be healed by Jesus. He loves you, he forgives you, and he has won for you eternal salvation.

Today we're joined by Brad Kerkow, Pastor at Hope in Leander, Texas for a serious topic: death. Thanks be to God that we have hope, even in death. www. PeaceDevotions.com

Today Pastor Matt Moldstad tackles the tough question, Why do bad things happen to Christians? www. PeaceDevotions.com

Happy Memorial Day! Today we thank the men and women who have sacrificed everything so that we can live free. We thank God for them and pray he is with the ones who are standing up for our liberties. As citizens, we should take full advantage of this freedom by practicing our religion. Gather together to hear God's Word and share this good message with those around you. Thank you God for freedom t...