Pastor Skip shows you why staying anchored to sound doctrine matters more than ever in a culture filled with deception.

Pastor Skip helps you understand how to make God-honoring decisions when you can’t simply “follow your heart,” and shows you how to discern God’s will with clarity and confidence.

Pastor Skip explains why advice that isn’t rooted in Scripture or bathed in prayer can lead you off course, and reminds you that even well-meaning people can give ungodly counsel.

Holiness is an uncomfortable subject for most believers. We have no problem assigning holiness to God as we sing, “You Are Holy, Oh Lord!” But our minds get muddled when we think of our own holiness because we don’t want to appear holier than thou. So what does it mean to be holy? And how can we live holy lives around unholy people? In short, how can we be “children of light” (Ephesians 5:8) while walking in a dark world?

Pastor Skip explains why the same God who saved you by Christ’s death is fully able to sustain you by His resurrected life, reminding you that whatever God starts, He always finishes.

Pastor Skip challenges the idea that “God helps those who help themselves,” showing instead that God rescues those who know they can’t help themselves.

Pastor Skip uncovers biblical principles of generosity and reminds you that when you give faithfully, God promises to pour back into your life in ways only He can.

Pastor Skip clears up common misunderstandings about money, showing you why Scripture teaches that money itself isn’t evil—and how your heart—not your income—determines whether your financial life honors God.

Pastor Skip explains how adjusting your expectations and embracing God’s strength can bring greater stability and joy to your daily walk.

Holiness is an uncomfortable subject for most believers. We have no problem assigning holiness to God as we sing, “You Are Holy, Oh Lord!” But our minds get muddled when we think of our own holiness because we don’t want to appear holier than thou. So what does it mean to be holy? And how can we live holy lives around unholy people? In short, how can we be “children of light” (Ephesians 5:8) while walking in a dark world?