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"What's so great about being a Christian?" some people ask. The answer lies in the kind of care, provision, and protection we get from Jesus Christ, our Shepherd. Have you ever stopped to make a list of the benefits that are yours as a follower of Christ? Consider this short list of advantages that you, as a child of God, have. When was the last time you thanked Him for being your Shepherd? This w...

Pastor Skip cautions against religion Cain’s way, that’s all about works, and pride, and earning God’s favor.

Pastor Skip shares his message, The Fight: Ancient and Modern, and continues to look at the troubling problem of apostasy.

Truth is a powerful force, and as Skip shares, it is the most powerful weapon God has given you.

Pastor Skip begins a new series titled Fight for the House and shares his message A Call to Battle, looking at those who abandon the truth.

Pastor Skip concludes his Crash & Burn series and shows you what God is looking for in a worshipper.

This is one of the most beloved passages to be found anywhere in Scripture. But it's not a stand-alone passage: The healing of the blind man in chapter 9 was more than a miracle. It was part of the process of Jesus forming His flock. The leadership had cast the healed man out of the synagogue. Jesus found him, accepted him, saved him, and placed him in His own fold.

Pastor Skip examines the life and folly of King Jeroboam, who tragically followed his own heart, not God’s. 

Pastor Skip concludes his message The Four Seasons of Failure and shows you how David found forgiveness despite his failings, and how you can too.

Even the greatest among us aren’t immune to falling. Listen closely as Pastor Skip looks into the fall of Israel’s greatest king, King David himself.

Skip concludes his message about King Saul and shares more about the consequences and fruit of a prideful heart.

Pride comes before the fall, so the Proverb goes. And in this teaching, Pastor Skip examines the destructive effects of pride in Saul’s life and kingdom.

This is one of the most beloved passages to be found anywhere in Scripture. But it's not a stand-alone passage: The healing of the blind man in chapter 9 was more than a miracle. It was part of the process of Jesus forming His flock. The leadership had cast the healed man out of the synagogue. Jesus found him, accepted him, saved him, and placed him in His own fold.

Pastor Skip wraps up his message, A Superhero Loses His Cape, and shows you how true friends can keep you in check when you’re headed for trouble.

Pastor Skip shares about a real-life superhero who lost his powers, and how God imposed His sovereign will to deliver His people.

Your trouble doesn’t have to define or destroy you. Listen in as Pastor Skip shows you how God can work in your greatest defeats to give you victory.

Pastor Skip examines an event in the book of Joshua that highlights the consequences one man’s actions can have on a whole group.

Pastor Skip concludes his message Lot’s Lingering Legacy and challenges you turn from the mud and muck that have you stuck and turn to the grace of Jesus.

When you drive, you encounter "blind spots"—it could be part of your own car or it could be a tree that hides traffic on the other side. Those blind spots hinder both progress and ultimately, safety. When Jesus healed a blind man in Jerusalem, the same man was also healed of his spiritual blindness. But others who thought their spiritual perception was keen were as blind as a bat! As we consider t...

Skip looks at Lot’s life to give you a warning about becoming spiritually complacent. It’s a powerful word you don’t want to miss.

Skip shows you why God was not pleased with Cain’s offering and challenges you to bring not just what’s left, but your very best to God.

Skip shares the story of Cain and Able and looks at the reality that the first murder was committed by someone who claimed to worship God.

Listen as Skip reminds us that God simply will not let sin go without consequence, and examines what happened to Adam and Eve as a consequence of their disobedience.

Skip begins a message called “Falling Hard, Recovering Strong” and looks at the real, historical event that was Adam and Eve’s fall in the Garden.

When you drive, you encounter "blind spots"—it could be part of your own car or it could be a tree that hides traffic on the other side. Those blind spots hinder both progress and ultimately, safety. When Jesus healed a blind man in Jerusalem, the same man was also healed of his spiritual blindness. But others who thought their spiritual perception was keen were as blind as a bat! As we consider t...