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Still Waters with Pastor Peaches

Still Waters with Pastor Peaches

Von: Rev. Peaches Smith
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In this debut episode of Still Waters with Pastor Peaches, we hear the powerful testimony of Scott, whose journey from addiction and homelessness to healing and purpose illustrates the transformative grace of God. Based on Mark 1:12–13 and Psalm 46:10, this episode reminds us to walk with Jesus and guard the soil of our hearts.

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  • Day 4 Wesley UMC : Faith That Finishes

    Day 4 Wesley UMC : Faith That Finishes
    Oct 10 2025

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    God doesn’t start something in you and leave it undone. In today’s reflection, Pastor Peaches reminds us that even in the waiting, God is working. Joseph, Moses, and Ruth all had to trust the process before the promise came to pass. Whatever God began in your life, He will finish perfectly, completely, and right on time.

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    3 Min.
  • Day 4 Salem Kids Mercy Grows When We Share It

    Day 4 Salem Kids Mercy Grows When We Share It
    Oct 10 2025

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    Hi friends! Pastor Peaches shares that mercy is like a seed that grows when we share it. Every time you forgive, help a friend, or show kindness, you’re planting something beautiful that makes God smile. Let’s grow mercy together, one act of love at a time!

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    2 Min.
  • Day 4 Salem Mercy That Multiplies

    Day 4 Salem Mercy That Multiplies
    Oct 10 2025

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    Today, Pastor Peaches reminds us that mercy isn’t something we hold onto, it’s something we pass along. Every time we choose forgiveness over frustration, compassion over criticism, grace over grudges, mercy multiplies. It changes hearts, heals relationships, and draws us closer to the heart of God. This is the power of mercy in motion.

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    3 Min.
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