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Have you ever felt stressed and anxious about all the many things that you are faced with on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis? I may be a bit presumptuous, but I am guessing when you read this question your answer was YES! Just know there are many of us who are in this same boat.

We started this week by talking about Easter and how Christ's work on the cross was done out of his love for us. Christ has fought the greatest battle and won. Even death could not defeat Him. Whatever battle you are facing, whatever trial or hardship, God sees it. Jesus will see you through – never underestimate his love for you or his power over sin and death!

This week we have talked about how we receive God’s love and the fact we are commanded to love. But what does it look like to love those around you?

This week as we talk about love – both reflecting on the love shown to us and digging into the command Christ gave us to love – I thought it would be appropriate to pause and take some time to look at one (of many) example of love-in-action we here at the Pizza Ranch Support Center get to see going on across our chain!

Did you know as Christians we are commanded to Love? Yesterday we talked about how the Christ’s sacrifice on the cross and His resurrection are the greatest act of love in history. But did you know that Jesus gave a new command to his disciples at the last supper?

Yesterday we all had the opportunity to celebrate the foundation of Christianity and the greatest act of love ever known – the Empty Tomb!

We’ve been slowly walking through the Book of Psalms, and this week we’re going to backtrack some and look at (Psalm 22). Photo by Bruno van der Kraan from Unsplash

In Isaiah 55:10-11 we read: "as the rain and snow come down from heaven and do not return without watering the earth...so is my…

The North Liberty, IA Pizza Ranch recently held a very fun and very unique Community Impact Night! Children at a local school had the…

It's the small things that can make a difference. A cup of coffee, a quick hug in the hallway, a simple note of "thanks".…

There is a group at the Pizza Ranch Support Center that is going through a "Bible in a Year" program. This group of individuals…

Have you ever faced a mountain of a problem; something that occupies all of your energy, thoughts and emotion? Something that keeps you up…