Thursday Thoughts : “Happy National Punctuation Day”
Did you know that today is National Punctuation Day? Jeff Rubin founded this day in 2004 to highlight the importance of commas, periods, and…
Wednesday Stories of Impact
On Sept 21st the Bloomington, IL Pizza Ranch held a community fundraiser event with LIFE Center for Independent Living. 100% of tips and Ranch…
Tuesday Truth: "All"
Your kingdom is an everlasting kingdom, and your dominion endures through all generations. The Lord is trustworthy in all he promises and faithful in…
Monday Mission: “Gratitude List”
On your feet now—applaud God! Bring a gift of laughter, sing yourselves into his presence. Know this: God is God, and God, God. He…
Friday Devotional - Who Are You?
With the blurry lines in today’s cultural construct, understanding one’s identity is getting increasingly difficult for the upcoming generations.
Thursday Thought - Praise God
My thoughts today are found in this passage from Scripture. Psalm 145:1-71 I will extol you, my God and King, and bless your name forever…
Wednesday Stories of Impact
On Monday, Sept 14th members of our marketing department, along with a few others partnered with Feeding South Dakota in Sioux Falls."Feeding South Dakota…
Tuesday Truth - How are we saved?
The question for many people regarding heaven and Christianity is "how can I be saved? how can I go to heaven"? The answer is…
Monday Mission - Find your favorite song lyrics in Scripture
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Friday Devotional - Fulfilled Prophesies
There are over 2,000 prophecies in the Bible that have already been fulfilled. Here are some of the most fascinating examples:
Thursday Thought – What were you made for?
Do you ever stop and wonder what you were created to do? What your contribution to this world would be? What your legacy might…
Wednesday Stories of Impact - Bethesda Christian Counseling
Pizza Ranch is proud to be partnered with Bethesda Christian Counseling Midwest, Inc. Bethesda is a Christian Counseling service helping clients in the context…
