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Pastor Skip challenges you to turn up the volume on your gratitude as he shares the story of a woman whose lifelong faithfulness made her one of the first witnesses to Jesus. Discover why Pastor Skip says growing old is inevitable, but growing up is optional.

In every war, strategy plays a role. Each side plans and makes movements in accordance to what it learns about the other side's tactics. If information is leaked, a counteroffensive can be launched. This can be seen in the grand and most profound war of the universe: The Invisible War. In this battle, Satan and his minions wage war against God, His angels, and His people. We'll consider it by looking again at one of the most enigmatic texts in the New Testament. Let's unravel it.

Pastor Skip shares the story of an overlooked woman whose faithfulness impacted generations—and shows how God can use your words to encourage others and strengthen their faith.

Pastor Skip explores why Esther believed it was better to die for a conviction than to live with a compromise—and asks, “What convictions are shaping your life?”

Pastor Skip shares the story of a speech that changed history, saved a nation, and still has the power to challenge your faith today.

Pastor Skip challenges the idea that serving God should leave you stressed and burned out. Discover why those serving the Lord should be the happiest people on earth, and how you can cultivate that joy in your own heart.

Pastor Skip introduces one of the Bible's greatest leaders by asking an unexpected question: What's your relationship like with your in-laws?

In every war, strategy plays a role. Each side plans and makes movements in accordance to what it learns about the other side's tactics. If information is leaked, a counteroffensive can be launched. This can be seen in the grand and most profound war of the universe: The Invisible War. In this battle, Satan and his minions wage war against God, His angels, and His people. We'll consider it by looking again at one of the most enigmatic texts in the New Testament. Let's unravel it.

Pastor Skip explains why conflict isn't a sign that your relationship is broken—it's a normal part of every relationship. Discover why even the best marriages require conflict resolution.

Pastor Skip explains why every husband should become a "PhD" in his wife—and what that teaches you about building stronger relationships.

Pastor Skip shares a prediction that applies to every person listening: You're either in a trial, coming out of one, or headed into one. Find out why God is far more interested in your character than your comfort.

Pastor Skip asks what A.W. Tozer called the most important question about your life: What do you really think about God? Discover why the answer shapes everything else.

Pastor Skip explains why contentment isn't something you're born with—it's something you learn. And sometimes, the only way to learn it is to go through hardship.

Perhaps the most common word in our language is the tiny word, "Ouch!" Every day, it's repeatedly expressed in variant forms around the world. It's a word that conveys pain and suffering. Peter's audience knew all about suffering, but they didn't always know how it could actually be used for anything good. Christ's own sufferings provide the best example of both the power and usefulness of suffering.

Pastor Skip shares a surprising cure for anxiety. Discover why, when it comes to your worry, the contrast is the solution.

Pastor Skip explores one of the Bible's greatest promises: the day believers will be transformed forever and caught up to be with Christ. You'll discover how this promise gives you not only hope for the future, but strength for right now.

Pastor Skip asks a surprising question: Why would the apostle Paul say, "That I may know Him," after already following Jesus for thirty years? Discover why you should never stop pursuing Christ.

Pastor Skip explains why legalism minimizes what Jesus has done for you—and why the gospel is truly good news for anyone who's tired of trying to earn God's approval.

Pastor Skip explains why you have more reasons to be joyful than you may realize—and why anyone who says otherwise has a problem: the apostle Paul.

Perhaps the most common word in our language is the tiny word, "Ouch!" Every day, it's repeatedly expressed in variant forms around the world. It's a word that conveys pain and suffering. Peter's audience knew all about suffering, but they didn't always know how it could actually be used for anything good. Christ's own sufferings provide the best example of both the power and usefulness of suffering.

Pastor Skip introduces the one person the apostle Paul said was truly like-minded with him—and reveals what made Timothy's faith and character so exceptional.

Pastor Skip explains what it means to have the mind of Christ—and why serving others may require giving up some of your own rights and preferences.

Pastor Skip challenges believers to become "glow-in-the-dark people"—bringing God's light and hope into a world that desperately needs both.

Pastor Skip shares why every person who has ever lived will one day confess that Jesus Christ is Lord—and why making that decision now changes your eternity.

Pastor Skip explains why humility "greases the gears of relationship"—and how adding a little humility might change even your most difficult relationships.

Faith is not neutral. It's a powerful and dynamic force that changes behavior (if it is genuine faith). Unbelief is also a powerful force, and when believers try to live out their faith in an unbelieving environment, there are some predictable and unavoidable results. Let's consider four truths from Peter's pen that will be helpful when God's holy people meet up with a hostile world.

Pastor Skip challenges you to make the most of every opportunity God gives you to impact others for eternity.

Pastor Skip reminds you that while people may fail, God's message never loses its power.

Pastor Skip shares how God directs not only your steps—but even the unexpected stops along the way.

Pastor Skip explains why love needs both compassion and discernment to reflect the character of Christ well.

Pastor Skip reveals how God's love gives you the capacity to love others with endurance and grace.

Faith is not neutral. It's a powerful and dynamic force that changes behavior (if it is genuine faith). Unbelief is also a powerful force, and when believers try to live out their faith in an unbelieving environment, there are some predictable and unavoidable results. Let's consider four truths from Peter's pen that will be helpful when God's holy people meet up with a hostile world.

Pastor Skip explains how Paul stayed faithful to God's calling even when suffering and hardship stood in the way.

Pastor Skip shares what real prayer looks like and why prayer is as vital to your faith as breathing is to your body.

Pastor Skip looks at what the rise and fall of Jerusalem can teach us about the future of our nation.

Pastor Skip explains why caring for your soul, mind, and body is not selfish—it's good stewardship before God.

Pastor Skip warns about the dangers of neglecting Scripture and why God's truth is essential for spiritual health.

The old saying "You catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar" fits perfectly with Peter's letter. He's been telling Christians how to live in plain view of the unbelieving world. Now he goes into the church and tells us how to treat each other. It's his hope that an exhibition of real, Christian love will provide a base of satisfying fellowship for us and attract unbelievers. But how?

Pastor Skip explains how trusting and worshiping God brings strength, joy, and even healing into your life.

Pastor Skip shares why gratitude and thanksgiving are essential parts of true worship.

Pastor Skip explains how worship music reinforces biblical truth and helps carry God's Word into your everyday life.

Pastor Skip reveals why worship is more than music or a church service—it's meant to become your lifestyle.

Pastor Skip highlights the importance of serving others and why ministry has always been about people serving people.

The old saying "You catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar" fits perfectly with Peter's letter. He's been telling Christians how to live in plain view of the unbelieving world. Now he goes into the church and tells us how to treat each other. It's his hope that an exhibition of real, Christian love will provide a base of satisfying fellowship for us and attract unbelievers. But how?

Pastor Skip shares why some places carry deep spiritual significance—and what made Jerusalem the holy city.

Pastor Skip explains why church still matters—and why believers were never meant to follow Jesus alone.

Pastor Skip challenges you to move beyond lip service and put God back at the center of your life.

Pastor Skip explains why confession is one of the most important parts of a healthy relationship with God.

Pastor Skip unpacks five powerful elements of prayer that can deepen your relationship with God.

If life is to be rock solid, then family relationships—especially marriage—must be rock solid. No wonder Peter speaks to husbands after addressing wives. In his directive toward submission, he addresses citizens (and not government officials); he addresses servants (and not their masters). But when it comes to the home, he addresses both wives and husbands. Let's consider how a husband's love can make a woman feel firmly secure.

Pastor Skip shares why reading through the whole Bible brings spiritual balance and health to your life.