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Pastor Skip explores the biblical account of Noah's flood—and why God's judgment is something you can't afford to ignore.

Pastor Skip reveals the first thing God called not good in creation—and what it teaches you about your need for relationships.

Pastor Skip launches a brand-new series by showing you how the Bible's very first verse answers life's biggest questions—and why it matters that everything begins with God.

Pastor Skip closes the book of Colossians by revealing why no believer is meant to follow Christ alone—and how God uses faithful friendships to strengthen you.

Pastor Skip challenges you to rethink prayer—not as a last resort in life's emergencies, but as an ongoing conversation with God throughout your day.

There is a certain amount of time allotted to us all, and we all decide how we are going to spend it. But none of us knows exactly how much of it we have left. So a huge question for all of us is: What will you do with the time you have left? Some never face that issue honestly, thinking that they'll always have plenty of time. Today, let's consider four solid principles that will make the time you have left really count.

Pastor Skip shows what it looks like to put Christ at the center of every part of life—and why that's where you'll find lasting joy and purpose.

Pastor Skip explains why forgiveness is one of the clearest marks of a heart transformed by Christ—and how choosing to forgive leads you to God's peace.

Pastor Skip explores the law of sowing and reaping—and why God's forgiveness doesn't erase the importance of the choices you make today.

Pastor Skip explains why your standing with God doesn't rise and fall with your emotions—and how your security in Christ gives lasting confidence.

Pastor Skip uncovers the one thing that kept a rich young ruler from following Jesus—and why knowing what you lack is the first step toward finding what only Christ can give you.

There is a certain amount of time allotted to us all, and we all decide how we are going to spend it. But none of us knows exactly how much of it we have left. So a huge question for all of us is: What will you do with the time you have left? Some never face that issue honestly, thinking that they'll always have plenty of time. Today, let's consider four solid principles that will make the time you have left really count.

Pastor Skip shows why outward religious activity can never replace inward transformation—and how Christ changes you from the inside out.

Pastor Skip explains why a church united in Christ is one of the world's most powerful testimonies—and how genuine love strengthens you as a believer.

Pastor Skip reveals why following Jesus isn't always easy and why you – just like believers throughout history – can count it a privilege to suffer for His name.

Pastor Skip explains why the One who holds the universe together is more than able to hold your life together—even when everything feels uncertain.

Pastor Skip shows you why Jesus isn't simply another messenger from God—He is God's complete and final revelation to the world.

So what's the deal with baptism? Why do Christians practice it? What does it have to do with my relationship to God? Peter raised the issue of baptism in this letter, but he tied it into what happened during the time of Noah and the great flood. What on earth could one have to do with the other? Let's unravel these verses and then relate them to our current understanding of Christian baptism. Does this really save a person?

Pastor Skip reminds you that salvation isn't something you earn—it's God's finished work in Christ. Discover why gratitude is your natural response to His amazing grace.

Pastor Skip explains why faith, hope, and love aren't just Christian ideals—they're the evidence that you are a healthy, growing believer.

Pastor Skip begins a new study through Colossians by showing how discovering God's purpose for your life brings confidence, direction, and lasting peace.

Pastor Skip explains why persistent prayer changes more than your circumstances—it keeps your heart from giving up.

Pastor Skip explores how Jesus elevated and honored women in a culture that often overlooked them—and what that reveals about the heart of God.

So what's the deal with baptism? Why do Christians practice it? What does it have to do with my relationship to God? Peter raised the issue of baptism in this letter, but he tied it into what happened during the time of Noah and the great flood. What on earth could one have to do with the other? Let's unravel these verses and then relate them to our current understanding of Christian baptism. Does this really save a person?

Pastor Skip explains what the judgment seat of Christ really is—and why every act of faithfulness matters more than you may realize.

Pastor Skip shows how one faithful friend brought fresh strength to someone in desperate need—and how God can use you to encourage others.

Pastor Skip reveals three signs that you are a growing disciple—and why genuine faith always becomes visible through a transformed life.

Pastor Skip explains why following Jesus sometimes begins with one courageous step—and how a secret disciple found the courage to stand publicly for Christ.

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.