Skyline Church Messages Podcast

Hebrews 10:23. In this week’s message, we continue the "Let Us" series by exploring the theme of hope from Hebrews 10:23. Our Youth Pastor Andy Hubbard challenges us to reflect on where we place our hope and reminds us that true hope is not found in temporary, earthly things but in the eternal promises of God. Through powerful examples and scripture, we are called to hold fast to the uns...

Hebrews 10:19-22. It’s nice to know someone but it’s even better to be near and dear to someone. It’s nice that we can “know” who God is but it’s such a blessing that He also wants to be near to us. In this message we explore the amazing truth we can draw near to God and He will also draw near to us. For upcoming events and important announcements at Skyline, visit our Facebook page for the latest...

Luke 15:1-10. We’ve all lost something before whether it be keys, a cell phone, or a remote control. When you lose things that aren’t important to you, you don’t know they're lost until you find them. The things you lose and instantly notice are usually the most important things to you. In this message we discuss what it means when people are lost, why it matters to seek the lost, and the val...

Revelation 4 & 5. What does it mean to worship? You hear the word “worship” often in church but how do we do it? Is it just something done in church? What does worship look like in heaven? In this message we do a deep dive into what worship is and how we incorporate it into our lives. For upcoming events and important announcements at Skyline, visit our Facebook page for the latest details! If...

Luke 2:1-20. What do you do when you have received what you hoped for? You celebrate it. You share it. You let the world know. In this message we look back at the response to the hope received in Jesus' first coming and process how we should respond to that hope received today. For upcoming events and important announcements at Skyline, visit our Facebook page for the latest details! If you&a...

Psalm 130. There are times in life when we know what we ought to do or how we ought to feel… but we just don’t want to. We even see examples of this in God’s Word. In this message we look at the example of King David and explore how we can overcome hopeless feelings and wait for Jesus full of hope. For upcoming events and important announcements at Skyline, visit our Facebook page for the latest d...

Isaiah 11:1-10. An inescapable fact of life is that we will have to wait. What is yet to be determined is HOW we will wait. Will we wait as hopeless individuals or will we wait as people of great hope? In Scripture we are given reasons that we as followers of Christ should be living and waiting with a “thrill of hope.” In this message we look at two of those reasons that should enable us to wait w...

Isaiah 91-7. Every aspect of life (even following Jesus) involves times of waiting. The questions isn’t if we will have to wait… but HOW WILL WE WAIT? As we recall the humble birth of Jesus, we are reminded of God's faithfulness and the hope that continues to shine through the ages. But we don’t just look back—we also look forward, eagerly awaiting the day when Christ will come again to make...

If all of our gratitude stays in our own mindand never turns into the outward action of thanksgiving, then what good is it? Ourresponse when faced with the love of God and his blessings in our lives should beabsolute worship and thanksgiving, and having a life built up in thanksgiving isgoing to change the way that we live. In today's message, Pastor Andy highlights 2 things: Reminding us aga...

John 15:18-16:4. Is it normal for a Christian to face hate or persecution from the world? Jesus is quick to answer that question less we be surprised when we face hate from the world. Persecution can in fact be a sign that we are doing something right as we pursue Christ. In this message we look at what Jesus says about facing hate from the world. For upcoming events and important announcements at...

John 15:1-11. You’ll never get healthy fruit from a disconnected branch. A constant connection to the source of nourishment is necessary for good fruit to be borne. That’s a great pomology lesson, but what does that have to do with following Jesus? Everything! In this message we look at the one thing Jesus tells us to do if we are going to bear good fruit. For upcoming events and important announc...

In today's message, Dr. James Spencer addresses the connection between theology and politics, emphasizing how underlying political issues often stem from theological concerns. He highlights the challenges faced by ancient Israel, particularly the corrupt leadership of Eli's sons and how their desire for stability led them to reject God's authority. Most importantly, he shares how we...

Acts 20:17-35. It’s not just what we do, but how we do it that matters. As the Apostle Paul gives some final words to the Elders of the Ephesian Church, he shares with them a ministry blueprint for serving God. In this message we look at Paul’s wisdom and echo his advice on serving as we echo his thoughts and say, “This is how we do it!” For upcoming events and important announcements at Skyline,...

John 1:32-34. The word “baptize” literally translates to being “submerged, covered, or fully immersed.” That makes sense when we think of being baptized in the water. But what does it mean to be baptized with the Holy Spirit? In this message we look at the impact being “submerged, covered, or fully immersed” with the Holy Spirit has on our eternity and everyday life. For upcoming events and import...

Romans 12:3-8. Every part of our physical body has a unique purpose. In the same way, every person has a unique purpose. You and I were created on purpose and for a purpose. This message dives into the blessing and responsibility that comes with being uniquely gifted by God. For upcoming events and important announcements at Skyline, visit our Facebook page for the latest details! If you'd li...

This message is Part 2 of a two part series discussing the Seven Identity Pillars for Skyline Church. Seven pillars that support and hold up our identity as a church. Seven Pillars to help us get to where we are going next. Who we are, who we will be, what we will prioritize, care about, and work towards as a body of believers is supported, directed, and held up by these identity pillars. This wee...

This message is Part 1 of a two part series discussing the Seven Identity Pillars for Skyline Church. Seven pillars that support and hold up our identity as a church. Seven Pillars to help us get to where we are going next. Who we are, who we will be, what we will prioritize, care about, and work towards as a body of believers is supported, directed, and held up by these identity pillars. This wee...

2 Corinthians 5:16-21. It’s inevitable that sometimes things don’t work out the way you had hoped. Even in the midst of chaos a team, a business, or a church still has to move forward with their mission. We can do that when we know who we are and we are committed to living that out. In this week’s message we look at the great privilege that is bestowed upon followers of Christ that we GET TO live...

Luke 19:1-10. Football is kicking off and every team has the same goal: WIN. Every team wants to win, but not every team does it the same way. While the goal is the same, the playbook for each team is different. It’s much the same with churches. We should all have the same goal: TO MAKE DISCIPLES. How that is accomplished differs depending on the church. In this message we look at the mission of S...

Matthew 7:21-27. As Jesus wraps up the Sermon on the Mount he wants to make sure his listeners understand the importance of applying what he has taught. Is knowledge all we need? Is it enough to just hear what Jesus’ teaches? In this message we look at the illustrations Jesus’ gives us to make sure we aren’t just hearers, but doers.  For upcoming events and important announcements at Skyline, visi...

Matthew 7:15-20. The people we follow matter. The people we allow to pour into our lives and lead us have the ability to shape the way we think and the things we do. Since people we follow have such great influence on our lives, we must be careful that they are leading us in the direction we desire to go. In this message we study the words Jesus’ gives us to help us discern if someone is a false p...

Matthew 7:12-14. If you’re looking for the easy way through life… the way of Jesus isn’t it. The way of Jesus is the way of sacrifice, service, and surrender. But the way of Jesus is also the way of fulfillment, peace, and hope. More than that, the way of Jesus is the only way to eternal life. In this message we look at what makes the “golden rule” so difficult to live out and why it’s a keystone...

Matthew 7:7-11. As Jesus continues teaching in the Sermon on the Mount he begins to show us what we should do when we are having trouble living out our faith. We should pray for his help. In this message we see that Jesus tells us not only how often we should pray, but with what attitude we should pray. For upcoming events and important announcements at Skyline, visit our Facebook page for the lat...

Matthew 7:1-5. We often hear people quote Jesus to proclaim that we shouldn’t judge others. But what does Jesus really say? Are we not to judge anyone or anything? Is that even possible? In this message we look at the context of Jesus’ words to answer these important questions about judgment. For upcoming events and important announcements at Skyline, visit our Facebook page for the latest details...

Matthew 6:25-34. Worry is the natural result of living in a world that we cannot control. While we may all have different amounts of worry that we wrestle with, the question is “what do I do with my worry?” In this message we look at what Jesus says about handling our worry in a way that glorifies God. For upcoming events and important announcements at Skyline, visit our Facebook page for the late...