Still Waters with Pastor Peaches

Send us Fan Mail Today’s story in Matthew 8:28 teaches us that even when people forget or ignore someone, Jesus doesn’t. Pastor Peaches encourages kids to show kindness and include others, just like Jesus did. With a Family Table Question to talk about at home.

Send us Fan Mail In Luke 8:27, Jesus meets a man living in the tombs, but Matthew tells us there were actually two.  One story made headlines,  the other was overlooked. Yet Jesus saw them both, and His power restored them. Pastor Peaches reminds us that when we overlook people, we risk missing the miracles God wants to do through them.

Send us Fan Mail In Luke 8:27, Jesus meets a man living  in the tombs. Everyone else stayed away, but Jesus went straight to him and showed His love. Pastor Peaches encourages kids to remember that Jesus’s  sees everyone and we can include others who feel left out. 

Send us Fan Mail From 1 Thessalonians 5:11, Pastor Peaches teaches that encouragement is holy work, our words build others up and strengthen the church. Just like Barnabas encouraged Paul, we can be encouragers today.

Send us Fan Mail In this week’s Kids message, Pastor Peaches shares how Jesus sees people that others try to overlook. Children will discover that Jesus always sees them and that they can show His love by being kind and including others, especially those who feel left out.

Send us Fan Mail From 1 Thessalonians 5:11 and Hebrews 10:23–25, Pastor Peaches teaches that encouragement is holy work. Words that build, presence that strengthens, and faith shared at the Lord’s Table hold the church together. Wesley is reminded to keep encouraging, keep building, and trust that God is growing His people.

Send us Fan Mail In Matthew 8, Luke 8, and Mark 5, Jesus meets men living among the tombs, men society feared, chained, and forgot. While the town overlooked them, Jesus saw their dignity and restored their lives. Pastor Peaches reminds us that when we overlook people, we risk missing the very miracles God wants to bring through them.

Send us Fan Mail  In His final prayer, Jesus asked that His followers would be one. Our unity is a living testimony that Christ is real and that the Father sent Him. 

Send us Fan Mail  Before going to the cross, Jesus prayed for us to be one. When we stick together and love each other, people will know that He is real. 

Send us Fan Mail  Paul said he had fought the good fight, finished the race, and kept the faith. God promises the crown of righteousness to those who remain faithful to the end. 

Send us Fan Mail  Unity takes effort. Paul urges us to keep the unity of the Spirit through peace. Choosing peace protects the bond that makes us one in Christ. 

Send us Fan Mail  God wants us to live in peace with each other. When we choose peace instead of fighting, we show others His love. 

Send us Fan Mail  The world may forget our service, but God never does. Every act of love in His name is remembered and honored by Him. 

Send us Fan Mail  The early believers shared everything they had and were one in heart and mind. Unity in action draws others to Christ and releases His power among us 

Send us Fan Mail The first believers cared for each other by sharing what they had. God wants us to share too, so everyone is cared for in His family.

Send us Fan Mail  Jesus said the faithful servant was trusted with a few things and rewarded with many. Faithfulness in small things prepares us for greater joy in the Lord. 

Send us Fan Mail  Daniel prayed faithfully every day, even when it was dangerous. God honored his steady faithfulness, and He will honor yours too. 

Send us Fan Mail Paul reminded the Corinthians that division weakens the church, but unity strengthens our witness. God blesses His people when we live as one body in Christ. 

Send us Fan Mail  Like a tug-of-war team, God wants us to work together, not pull apart. When we are united, we are strong in Him 

Send us Fan Mail  Just like a team or choir, God loves it when His children work together. On Pentecost, the Spirit came when believers were together in one place. 

Send us Fan Mail Joseph was faithful in Potiphar’s house and in prison, and God prepared him for greater things. Faithfulness in small places prepares us for God’s greater purposes.

Send us Fan Mail On the Day of Pentecost, the Spirit came when the believers were united in one place. God’s Spirit still moves when His people are of one heart and one mind.

Send us Fan Mail God sees your steady service. Just as Joseph, Daniel, and the faithful servants in the parable were rewarded, so too will you hear: “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Don’t grow weary in doing good, for your labor in the Lord is never in vain.

Send us Fan Mail We are one body with many parts, and each part belongs to the other. When God’s people are united like on the Day of Pentecost the Spirit moves in power. Division weakens us, but unity builds us up.

Send us Fan Mail Just like letters come together to make words, or puzzle pieces come together to make a picture, we belong together as the body of Christ.