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There was always a fog surrounding Jesus! It was a fog of uncertainty, of unbelief, and of conflicting opinion. He was misunderstood about both His mission and His message. His friends, His family, and His foes were often bewildered about who He was and what He was doing. That remains true even today. But in this passage our view becomes clearer. Jesus had clearly defined objectives that He reveal...

Our culture touts the value of independence, but none of us can succeed in life all by ourselves. In the message "With a Little Help from My Friends," Skip encourages you to seek out friendships to support you in your Christian walk.

Having friends is great. But having the right kinds of friends is more than that—it's essential. In the message "Marks of Healthy Relationships," Skip shares about the kinds of friends every Christian should seek to have.

God has designed us to thrive most when we are in community and relationship with others. In the message "Marks of Healthy Relationships," Skip shows you the signs that your relationships are built to last.

When you work with the perspective of one who works for God, everything changes; even menial tasks become meaningful. In the message "How the Gospel Transforms the Workplace," Skip tears down the myth of the sacred and secular life dichotomy.

The transformed life of a Christian isn't limited to our church and family—it touches every area of life. And as Skip shares in the message "How the Gospel Transforms the Workplace," we're called to live for Christ at our jobs too.

There was always a fog surrounding Jesus! It was a fog of uncertainty, of unbelief, and of conflicting opinion. He was misunderstood about both His mission and His message. His friends, His family, and His foes were often bewildered about who He was and what He was doing. That remains true even today. But in this passage our view becomes clearer. Jesus had clearly defined objectives that He reveal...

Respect for elders has fallen far from what it used to be in our culture. But as Skip shares in the message "The Four-Legged Stool of a Godly Home," God has called believing children to respect and honor their parents as part of their Christian walk.

The transformation a believer experiences when they accept Christ touches every aspect of their life. And in the message "The Four-Legged Stool of a Godly Home," Skip shares how Jesus transforms our roles and attitudes within the family.

When we love God with all our heart, we can do what we want—because we only want what He wants. And in the message "Guardrails to Knowing God's Will," Skip shares how to know if you're acting with God's heart—or in your own interests.

Some believers are so desperate for direction about the future that they resort to odd and superstitious methods to figure out God's will. But in the message "Guardrails to Knowing God's Will," Skip shares how Scripture helps you discern God's will.

Every good outfit needs that special piece that holds everything together. In the message "A New Set of Clothes for a New Way of Life," Skip shares how love holds the garments of grace together for Christians.

Mark Twain once remarked that "A lie can travel halfway around the world while truth is still lacing up its boots!" This section of John's Gospel has generated much confusion and misunderstanding. Even Jesus' original audience had trouble understanding His meaning, and when they did, they found the truth was difficult to bear. These "hard truths," however, are "the words of eternal life" (v. 68)....

From the beginning of time, clothes have played a big part in the lives of humans. And as Skip shares in the message "A New Set of Clothes for a New Way of Life," as a believer you have a new wardrobe specially made for your life in Christ.

The key to fighting off the flesh isn't to focus only on battling our fleshly desires. And as Skip shares in his message "Living on Earth While Aiming at Heaven," the way to win the battle is to be engaged in the things of God.

Like a garden, a healthy Christian life requires the removal of certain weeds that threaten the vibrancy and fruitfulness of the believer. In the message "Living on Earth While Aiming at Heaven," Skip shares about the firm steps you can take to live fruitfully on earth.

Living with your mind on heaven is about having a perspective that's higher and greater than any earthly thinking. And as Skip shares in his message "Aiming at Heaven While Living on Earth," there's no better way to live than getting direction from Jesus.

Heaven is where we, as Christians, are headed. And our eventual home gives many of us great hope for the future. In the message "Aiming at Heaven While Living on Earth," Skip shares why heaven is more than just an eventual destination.

Mark Twain once remarked that "A lie can travel halfway around the world while truth is still lacing up its boots!" This section of John's Gospel has generated much confusion and misunderstanding. Even Jesus' original audience had trouble understanding His meaning, and when they did, they found the truth was difficult to bear. These "hard truths," however, are "the words of eternal life" (v. 68)....

Though we may claim we are searching for God, the truth is the opposite. In the message "On the Road to Emmaus," Skip shares about how God is searching for us and how His tireless pursuit is what sets Christianity apart from all other religions.

Beginning his message "On the Road to the Cross," Skip looks at some of the people Jesus encountered on that road to Calvary, including how they responded to the Messiah.

When Jesus entered Jerusalem, crowds of people cheered Him on—complete with praises and shouts of Hosanna. But as Skip shares in his message "On the Road to Jerusalem," not everyone in the crowd was truly a disciple. You and I must also decide if we're just one of the crowd or a real follower.

As Jesus walked to Jerusalem, He knew what awaited Him—and that it would change the world forever. In the message "On the Road to Jerusalem," Skip gives you insight on that fateful journey our Lord took for our sake.

There's a big difference between religion and the gospel. And as Skip shares in his message "When Religion Gets Wacky," when you give your life to Christ, God puts a brand-new heart—and all new desires—inside you.

The Hostess Company has for years advertised that its Wonder bread "helps build strong bodies 12 ways" and that just two slices has the calcium of eight ounces of milk and the fiber of 100% whole wheat. Wow! The crowd that Jesus was speaking to would have loved that! But our Lord presents something to them far greater than what they were wanting. He knew what they needed.