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A nice note from one of our Vendor's in regards to our vision, thank you Mike…

A prayer of David Psalm 139:23-24

God calls us to love each other as ourselves.

The river of society has a current that’s flowing fast and furious. We can feel it pulling us down at times. Just think of the pull we’re feeling right now with the riots and coronavirus stuff going on. With all its political pull, with the elections coming up, it’s crazy. It’s pulling our society downward with all its might. It would be much easier to just give in and float along with the current, right? But God calls us to fight against that current, to swim against the flow with everything we have. It may not be easy for us, and we may feel like we’re swimming alone, but we definitely know it’s the right thing to do. In the Books of Kings, we read of many rulers who go with the flow. It might even be said that they actually add to the downward pull, just like our leaders can do. They openly sin, serve and worship other gods, and really don’t care one way or the other what is right, or what people think.

Where do you go to find out what's true? Social media, news reports, pod casts, commentaries, webinars, friends, church, the Bible?

Pizza Ranch welcomed another new store to the chain last week! North Liberty, IA is now open and excited to be serving guests in their community. As part of the training week some guests came in to experience Pizza Ranch and also brought with them canned good donations...

Everything eventually ends - sometimes we long for something to be over, like a trial, health crisis, or a pandemic. Other times we wish things could stay just as they are forever, a beautiful day, a special event, a moment we wish we could freeze. Events shape us and change us and we're meant to be different afterwards.

How can you be a light during this time in history? So much violence, pain, suffering, sickness and loss and yet God is at work and he wants us to continue working to spread the light and hope of Christ to those around us.

These books are called Samuel, not because he’s the author, but because he’s the one that God directed to anoint the first two kings of Israel, Saul and David. The books talk about who these two kings were, how they ended up on the throne, and how they did while leading. But in truth, the books are really about the Ultimate King. We see who God is, what He does, and what life is like with Him or without Him. These books are honest about sin and society, and full of hope and salvation.

We all feel, at one point or another in our life, that things aren't happening fast enough. We try and take control, try and…

Even if your doors are closed, you can still find a way to give back to your community - The Sioux Falls Pizza Ranch…

You don't compare. People read that and think "how dare you?!". We spend so much of our lives comparing ourselves to those around us,…