The song Take My Life and Let it Be was written by Frances Havergal in 1874 and has held enduring value and blessing among Christians around the globe and across genres and styles. The...

Sometimes life feels a little like late August, in May this year, in Colorado. The grass is crunchy, the rivers are low, and everything just feels tired. Not necessarily broken, just dry. We all...

Matthew 7:24-27“Everyone then who hears these words of mine and does them will be like a wise man who built his house on the rock.And the rain fell, and the floods came, and the winds...

Last week I attended a retirement party for a friend of mine, Dennis, an emergency physician that mentored me for most of my years in rescue. During the party, there were several medical professionals...

A few days before Easter, my family set out on a walk to enjoy the beautiful weather.  We ended at a park where the kids threw the football around, trying to make it into...

There are some songs or phrases that just stick. You know what I’m talking about; a refrain, a play on words, or a timeless truth spoken cleverly is easy to remember. Years ago, the...

Most of our Good Friday hymns invite us into the scene of Jesus’ crucifixion in a personal way. We are invited to see and experience our suffering Savior. For example, “Go to dark Gethsemane,”...

Chapter 25 of The Story is one of those moments where everything shifts. Up to this point, we’ve seen God move in big, loud ways. Burning bushes, parted seas, kings rising and falling. But...

‘I Am’ Eyes__Dawn Lubker, Director of Ministries Our current Midweek Lent Series is entitled I AM. It began with God declaring to Moses ‘I AM’. Fast forward to the New Testament where Jesus declares...

I’ve experienced something that I have never experienced before here at Peace. It’s something I’ve always wanted to be a part of, but to be honest didn’t know how to facilitate.  I’ve had the...