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Welcome to

4FM

Four Fires Ministries

Igniting Native Faith  In A Digital World!

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4FM is your online refuge for spiritual growth and teachings inspired by Creator's Word, the Bible.

 

Join us in the circle as we set out on a journey of faith and understanding, exploring the wealth of biblical wisdom and sacred truths while uplifting each other in applying them to our lives.

Meet Our Ogimaw

Mike Peters

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Our Spiritual Leader

At 4 Fires Ministries, Mike serves as more than just a leader; he is a bridge-builder and a spiritual shepherd. With unwavering faith as his foundation, he has dedicated his life’s work to a singular, profound mission: bringing the transformative teachings of Christ to the indigenous peoples of North America.

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A Mission Rooted in Respect and Service

Mike’s approach is defined by a deep-seated respect for cultural heritage and a "heart devoted to spiritual enlightenment." He understands that spreading the Gospel is not just about words, but about consistent presence and humble service. Under his guidance, the ministry focuses on:

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  • Cultural Reverent Outreach: Tailoring spiritual messages to honor the traditions and experiences of indigenous communities

  • Empowering Through Faith: Providing tools for spiritual growth that foster resilience and hope.

  • Community Integration:Moving beyond traditional "outreach" to build lasting, authentic relationships within the tribes and nations he serves.​

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Leadership with Grace and Wisdom

Mike leads our community with a rare blend of grace and wisdom, navigating the complexities of cross-cultural ministry with a steady hand. He encourages every member of 4 Fires Ministries to lead with their hearts first, ensuring that every action taken is an extension of Christ's love.

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Whether he is mentoring new believers, organizing community resources, or sharing a Bible study on the internet, Mike’s leadership is a testament to the power of a life lived in total surrender to a higher calling. He remains a constant source of inspiration, reminding us all that our mission is not just to teach, but to walk alongside those we serve.

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4 Fires Global Impact

Countries
  • United States
  • Mexico
  • Canada
  • Ireland
  • Peru
  • Sweden
States
Michigan
  • Alabama
  • Iowa
  • Montana
  • Grand Rapids
  • Kalamazoo
  • Saranac
  • Petoskey
  • Rockford
  • Lansing
  • Warrem
  • Detroit
  • Texas
  • New Mexico
  • New York
  • Colorado
  • Georgia
  • North Carolina
  • Kansas
  • ILLinois
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When We Met In Person

A Collection of Teachings

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Welcome to Fallow Ground

Break New Ground in Your Faith

In Jeremiah 4:3, Yahweh commands: “Break up your fallow ground, and do not sow among thorns.”

 

In biblical times, farmers often plowed the same nine inches of soil year after year. Over time, that top layer became depleted, while the ground beneath it turned hard and packed—this is the fallow ground. Though it sits untouched, this deeper soil holds the rich nutrients needed for a bountiful harvest.

 

Is Your Spiritual Life Depleted?

 

Many of us treat Bible study like those ancient farmers:

The Field: The Word of God.

The Plow: Your study habits.

The Crop: Your spiritual life.

 

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​If you’ve been "plowing the same nine inches"—reading the same plans and checking boxes without feeling any growth—your spiritual harvest will begin to wither.

 

Go Deeper

 

The nutrients you need are still there; they are just deeper than you’ve been willing to go. It is time to break through the hard, familiar surface and reach the rich soil of God’s Word.

 

Join us each week at Fallow Ground.

 

We aren't changing the field; we’re just changing the depth. Let’s stop skimming the surface and start digging deep to produce a vibrant, life-changing harvest once again.

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Ever Thought of Hosting a
"4 Fires" House Church:
Bring the Campfire Home

Have you felt a desire to create a space for worship that honors both the Creator and your heritage, but didn't know how to go about it?

At 4 Fires Ministries, we believe that the most powerful transformations happen around the kitchen table or the backyard fire.

​We invite you to experience the vibrant fusion of Christian faith and Native American traditions by opening your home for a Native house church.​​

7 Grandfather Teachings

The Seven Grandfather Teachings are one of the most cherished wisdom frameworks among many Eastern Woodlands Indigenous nations—especially the Anishinaabe (Ojibwe, Odawa, Potawatomi). These teachings sit right at the heart of the land you stand on.

They’re not just virtues—they’re a way of life, a path to becoming a whole human being, and a guide for living in right relationship with Creator, self, others, and creation.

Here they are in their traditional form:

1. Wisdom — Nibwaakaawin

To use knowledge for the good of all.

To understand the deeper meaning of life and act with sound judgment.

2. Love — Zaagi’idiwin

To care for one another unconditionally.

Love is the force that binds all teachings together.

3. Respect — Mnaadendimowin

To honor all of creation—people, animals, land, water, and spirit.

Respect means recognizing the inherent dignity in all beings.

4. Bravery / Courage — Aakode’ewin

To honor all of creation—people, animals, land, water, and spirit.

Respect means recognizing the inherent dignity in all beings.

5. Honesty — Gwekwaadiziwin

To live truthfully with yourself and others.

To walk upright and speak from a place of authenticity.

6. Humility — Dbaadendiziwin

To know your place in creation—not above, not below.

To live with gratitude, gentleness, and awareness of your dependence on others.

7. Truth — Debwewin

To live all the teachings with integrity.

Truth is not just spoken—it is lived.

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44 Years of Native Ministry!

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Mike has honored to speak in honor of his ancestors all across the Midwest.

Humble beginnings at 17 S.Division, Grand Rapids Michigan.

Mike has ministred to indigenous cultures from around the world.

Dancing prayers in Canada for a spiritual breakthrough has been a challenge but so needed

Mike has been privileged to be an Indigenous keynote speaker all across North America.

Mike was part of an evangelistic crusade in Mexico and spoke to over 300,000 people.

Creator has used Mike mightily in Oaxaca, Mexico

Hidalgo was the place where many spiritual strongholds were broken.

Look at the size of that coffee cup!

These trips are not vacations where Mike stays at luxury hotels.

This man pastors 11 churches in the mountains of Oaxaca!  

It was not unusual for Mike and his team to walk for over an hour in the mountains just to pray healing prayers and watch Creator do miracles!

Doing the Friendship Dance was a favorite wherever Mike spoke.

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