Still Waters with Pastor Peaches

Send us Fan Mail  In today’s devotional, Pastor Peaches reminds us that forgiveness is one of the hardest yet most freeing doors we can open. Whether it's forgiving others or ourselves Jesus stands ready to meet us with grace, not judgment. Based on Revelation 3:20, this reflection from Palm Springs invites us to make room at the table of our hearts for peace, healing, and true freedom. 

Send us Fan Mail In today’s devotional, Pastor Peaches shares from Palm Springs about the sacred journey of healing. Whether you’re nursing a physical wound, emotional scar, or spiritual ache, Jesus stands at the door of your brokenness ready to bring restoration. Based on Isaiah 53:5, this reflection invites you to open the door and trust the Healer who already knows where it hurts. Scripture: Is...

Send us Fan Mail  This is more than a slogan it’s a mission. As United Methodists, we are called to live out our faith by loving people without conditions, following Jesus with our whole hearts, and sharing grace freely with a hurting world. Today’s devotional invites us to fully embrace this call, remembering that the doors we open in love are the very places where Christ meets us all. 

Send us Fan Mail In today’s devotional, recorded live from Palm Springs, Pastor Peaches shares a powerful reminder that no matter how dark the road may seem, God is still drawing people to the light of hope, healing, and restoration. Just like the woman who felt pulled to a quiet church office, many are being drawn to Jesus often in unexpected ways. Listen in as we reflect on what it means to be l...

Send us Fan Mail Welcome to Still Waters with Pastor Peaches—your daily place of peace and reflection. In today’s devotional, Pastor Peaches shares a powerful true story about a woman who was led by the Spirit to a place she never planned to go right into the presence of God. As we reflect on Revelation 3:20, we’re reminded that Jesus doesn’t just knock to come in, but also to send us out. Be insp...

Send us Fan Mail Welcome to Still Waters with Pastor Peaches your daily place of peace and reflection. This week’s theme is Free to Open the Door, inspired by Revelation 3:20. In today’s episode, we explore the powerful truth that Jesus is knocking not just to come into our lives, but to send us out with purpose. Pastor Peaches shares from Palm Springs at the Black Clergy Women of the United Metho...

Send us Fan Mail  Radical hospitality goes beyond being friendly it’s the intentional act of making space for others, especially the overlooked and the outcast. Jesus welcomed all people with open arms, and as His followers, we are called to do the same. Today, we reflect on how hospitality becomes a sacred doorway to healing, connection, and transformation. 

Send us Fan Mail Forgiveness doesn’t mean forgetting—it means choosing freedom over bitterness. God’s love sets us free to release old pain, mend broken relationships, and let grace lead the way. When we forgive, we don’t just free others—we free ourselves. Let today be a turning point toward healing, peace, and the power of love without limits.

Send us Fan Mail  In a world so often divided by race, class, politics, and pain, the love of Christ calls us to cross boundaries with grace and compassion. Today’s devotional explores what it means to truly love beyond our comfort zones and embrace those who are different from us. Whether the boundary is one of culture, opinion, or lived experience, God’s love knows no limits. As you reflect, con...

Send us Fan Mail  In today’s devotional, Pastor Peaches reminds us that God simplifies the whole of faith into one clear focus: love. Based on Galatians 5:14, we reflect on what it means to love our neighbors as ourselves, with a love that is deep, patient, and without limits. When we make love our daily priority, we prepare our hearts and our church for revival. 

Send us Fan Mail  In this episode of Still Waters with Pastor Peaches , Pastor Peaches reflects on the freedom Christ gives not for selfish living but for loving without limits. Galatians 5:13-14 reminds us that “the whole law is summed up in a single commandment: Love your neighbor as yourself.” This episode invites you to love boldly, serve generously, and prepare your heart for revival. 

Send us Fan Mail In today’s Still Waters with Pastor Peaches , we close the week reflecting on what it means to live the right fight every day not just in big moments but in small, daily acts of love, grace, and justice. Our freedom in Christ is a daily invitation to keep Jesus at the center and let our lives reflect His love.

Send us Fan Mail On today’s Still Waters with Pastor Peaches , we reflect on what true freedom looks like: freedom to love without limits. Galatians 5:13-14 reminds us that freedom isn’t for self-indulgence it’s for loving and serving others. As we prepare our hearts for Sunday, let’s ask: How am I using my freedom to reflect God’s love today?

Send us Fan Mail Today on Still Waters with Pastor Peaches , we ask a powerful question: Where is Jesus in your story today? As we continue reflecting on Free to Fight the Right Fight , we remember that freedom in Christ means keeping Him at the center of our lives our struggles, our decisions, and our victories. If Jesus isn’t present in our story, we may be fighting the wrong fight.

Send us Fan Mail On today’s Still Waters with Pastor Peaches , we reflect on what it means to truly stand firm in the freedom Christ has given us. Galatians 5:1 reminds us that freedom is a gift worth defending so where is Jesus in your story today? As we navigate the challenges around us, we are called to stand—not in fear—but in faith, rooted in love, truth, and hope.

Send us Fan Mail  In today’s devotional, we’re reflecting on the battles that demand our attention. Are we spending our energy on what really matters? Christ set us free so we could stand up for love, justice, and truth. Let’s ask God to show us where our fight belongs today. 

Send us Fan Mail This week on Still Waters with Pastor Peaches , we’re reflecting on what it means to live in the freedom Christ has given us and to use that freedom to fight the right fight. Galatians 5:1 reminds us that freedom is a gift but also a calling. Are we fighting the good fight of faith, justice, and love? Or are we caught up in battles that don’t matter? And most importantly: Where is...

Send us Fan Mail  Starting is easy. Finishing well takes endurance. This devotional inspires us to keep the fire burning, to push through weariness, and to remember that the God who brought us this far will carry us to the finish line. You are free to finish your race with joy and victory. 

Send us Fan Mail  Freedom must be protected. Sometimes the hardest battle is resisting the pull to return to old chains. This devotional encourages us to stand firm, resist familiar cycles, and declare, “I don’t believe He brought me this far to leave me.” You’ve come too far to turn back now. 

Send us Fan Mail  Freedom isn’t just for us, it’s for those still bound. This devotional reminds us that God has set us free to help others move toward their own freedom. It’s a call to serve, to lift, and to help unwrap the chains still binding those around us. 

Send us Fan Mail  Freedom in Christ comes with responsibility. Inspired by the late Congressman John Lewis, this devotional calls us to speak up, stand out, and get in good trouble. Freedom demands action, and today we are challenged to be bold enough to disrupt injustice with love and courage. 

Send us Fan Mail  God has already opened the door to your freedom, but it’s up to you to move. This devotional reminds us that we don’t have to sit in places of discomfort, fear, or shame when Jesus has already made a way of escape. Freedom requires movement—will you step forward? 

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Still Waters with Pastor Peaches, we explore what it truly means to be free in Christ. Freedom isn’t just about our personal breakthrough, it’s about standing up, speaking out, and fighting for those still bound by life’s chains. Inspired by Galatians 5:1 and the call to “get in good trouble,” this message challenges us to use our freedom to move, to act, and to...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Still Waters with Pastor Peaches, we explore what it truly means to be free in Christ. Freedom isn’t just about our personal breakthrough, it’s about standing up, speaking out, and fighting for those still bound by life’s chains. Inspired by Galatians 5:1 and the call to “get in good trouble,” this message challenges us to use our freedom to move, to act, and to...

Send us Fan Mail As we close this week, we remember that true freedom isn’t just about starting—it’s about finishing well. Paul’s words remind us that we are free to keep going, free to stand firm, and free to complete the assignment God has given us. No matter what tries to put out our fire, we have the freedom to finish with faith, with courage, and with victory.