Pizza Ranch Serves

It's difficult to have Joy in the Lord when there's so much chaos and turmoil. I sometimes wonder if God is even in charge. But God commands us to be joyful and glad in all circumstances.

We’ve been walking slowly through the Book of Psalms, this week looking at Psalm 27. In this passage David talks about his confidence in God, his desires, and then has a bunch of requests. It sounds like what my prayers might look like sometimes.

I'm finishing out this week thinking about the time we spend in fellowship with other believers. Monday's verses from Hebrews 10:24-25 have been a blessed reminder for me this week.

The Vermillion Pizza Ranch loves being located right next to the campus of USD because they are committed to making an impact on their community, and making an impact they are!

One of the things I enjoy most about fellowshipping with other believers is worshipping through music and singing. The sound of our voices raised in honoring our creator and sovereign God is something that makes me long for heaven.

As important as it is to spend time alone with God in the Word and in prayer, it is also important to regularly spend time with fellow believers.

Choosing Him! Making decisions is hard. When we attempt to make the perfect decision, we can often find ourselves stuck in indecision. And while we should always prayerfully discern our next steps according to God’s Word and His ways, sometimes we overcomplicate things.

While alone time is important for creativity and inspiration, spending quality time with friends and family is just as important.

This week's story of impact comes from the oldest location in our chain! Yes, from our very own original Hull Pizza Ranch! The Hull Pizza Ranch is where it all started, and this location has been a beacon of support to the Hull community since 1981, and General Manager Jennifer Saavedra and team continue to impact their town in amazing ways!

When was the last time you made the effort to go and visit someone you care about just because? In today's busy world, and with the recent COVID pandemic, I have found that it's become easier and easier to find reasons and excuses not to.

We’ve been walking slowly through the Book of Psalms, this week looking at Psalm 26. In this passage David asks for nine things, he shares 10 things he’s doing, and he gives eight vows moving forward. All of this in 12 verses. See if you can find them all 😊.