Peace 2 You

When we look at ourselves and compare that to the way we are supposed to act according to the Bible, it rarely paints a flattering picture. How can we ever truly stack up when compared to perfection? Thankfully, Pastor Guy Roberts has good news in his sermon today.

Pastor Guy Roberts talks about his experiences in Guatemala as well as some plans for the future of the church in this must-see episode of Peace 2 You. Join us to hear about the good word and the unforgettable experience.

There are few valleys darker than that of death. It is inevitable for our lives here on earth, and we constantly live in the shadow of its presence. We do our best to try and avoid it, but we cannot ever truly escape. In his sermon today, Pastor Mike gives us a look at not only what attitude we should have regarding death, but what awaits us, and how that can change our perspective.

There is no denying it. Sometimes, we will find ourselves alone. Whether we have people all around us or not does not always change the way it feels to be alone. Some have even gone so far as to say that we are born alone and we die alone...but Jesus tells us otherwise. In his sermon, Pastor Guy tells us how to deal with being alone, and what that really means.

Seeing through the darkness can be difficult. Whether it is the everyday darkness of the world and the evils around it, or a more personal darkness that hounds our steps. Know this: Jesus is the light of the world, and he cuts through all darkness! In his sermon Pastor Guy encourages us to persevere through the darkness and tells us how to do so.

How often do you look around, viewing your circumstances, wishing that you were happy. This is easy to do, especially when we are going through trials and tribulations. However, Jesus did not promise us happiness, nor is always being happy something we should strive for. In his sermon today, Pastor Guy elaborates on this subject for us. 

Sometimes, we are under forces we can barely stand against. We buckle under the strain and hold ourselves the best we can, but eventually we break. Thankfully, our God is there even when we are broken! He stands with us. Pastor Mike Paulison preaches today on how we can be relieved of our brokenness, and where God is amidst it all when we suffer.

We go through this life on different paths and under different circumstances, but one this we will all have is relationships. Friends, family, and loved ones will all travel with us. We travel together, helping and harming each other in various ways, but there is one relationship that will never let us down. Tune in as Pastor John Larson describes this relationship in his sermon.

Sometimes we have difficulty making peace with the decisions God has made. We stubbornly try and cling to our own values, and our own ways, even after Jesus has asked us to take up our cross and follow him. Today, Pastor Guy tells us more about what it means to take up our cross and how to let go of our stubborn attitudes.

We simply cannot escape it. At some time or another, we will be afflicted. Perhaps with guilt, perhaps with pain, or maybe even death. Though we have a myriad of afflictions, there remains comfort in the knowledge that Jesus too knew affliction. He experienced all of it. Pastor Tim explains what that means for us in his sermon today.

Why do we leave the one most capable of helping us standing at the gate? Why do we keep our troubles hoarded up like miserable treasure? Even when we are overwhelmed, we do not cry out to God unless we feel like we have no choice. Pastor Guy believes there is a better way, and in his sermon today, he shows that path to us.

There times when we fall to doubt, to hopelessness, and to pride. These things all lead to the unfortunate state of faithlessness. But even when we fail or lose faith, we can take solace in the fact that God never does. He is ever faithful. Pastor Tim teach us how to understand and to regain our faith in his sermon today.

We all have to deal with calamity at one point or another. Sickness, poverty, loss, and a numerous other various sufferings plague our lives. But we must not simply give in to these. We can steel ourselves knowing that God does not ask us to go alone, and that we can lean on him for strength. Pasto Guy Roberts gives us hope as we go forward in his sermon today. 

There are so many ways in which we seek to live by our own will. And in many cases, it is hard to even bring up such a subject to someone you know is living in a way opposed to God's will. When God gave us his rules, he had us in mind. Pastor Guy Roberts informs us about how to talk about these things, and why they are for our own good.

In this world, we will have trouble. There is a cost to the freedoms we enjoy, and tribulation is often one of them. But take heart! Our god has overcome the world, and he will help us to overcome as well. More on this in Pastor Tim Lindeman's sermon today.

We are called to do more in this world than just focus on how it sees us. We need to be ready to give people our time and service. To be the hands and feet of Jesus, even when it isn't beautiful or glamorous work. In his sermon today, Pastor Guy Roberts tells us more about what this kind of life looks like, and how to live it well.

The love that Jesus has for us goes beyond all of our understanding. It is unconditional in a way were barely understand. But perhaps the most clear reflection we see is the way mothers love their children. Let's listen as Pastor Tim Lindeman opens up this subject for us in his sermon today.

No one knows what the future hold. Every Path branches off into many different choices. This can lead to anxiety and indecision, but take heart! God knows where he wishes to lead you, and he will not lead you astray. Pastor Guy Roberts gives us some insight in this via his own experience.

We are the body, the hands and feet of Christ. We may not all serve the same function, but our service is important none the less. But how do we know how, who, or in what capacity to serve? Pastor Tim Lindeman speaks upon this subject and more in his sermon.