Pastor Skip describes how the tearing of the temple veil proved that Jesus’ sacrifice removed every barrier—and opened the way for intimate fellowship with God.

Pastor Skip explains that God treats you as flawless because of what Jesus did on the cross—and why grace, not performance, defines your standing with Him.

Guest teacher Levi Lusko reveals how God brings glory out of your suffering—and why you’re never alone in your pain.

Peter's love for his Friend and Lord, Jesus Christ, was at one time on shaky ground when he denied that he even knew Jesus. His love would even get questioned by Christ later on (John 21:15-17). But now Peter knows that love for Christ and love for His people is all part of the same package. A relationship with God includes an affection for God's people. Four components of a rock-solid love are given by the very man who learned what true love is.

Guest teacher Levi Lusko shows you why the Bible never teaches “this too shall pass”—and why God offers something far better than positive thinking in seasons of suffering.

Pastor Skip reminds you that God doesn’t cause bad things, but He also doesn’t shield believers from every hardship—and he explains why trials come to both Christians and nonbelievers.

Pastor Skip uncovers the real meaning of “no temptation has overtaken you” and how Paul warns believers not to mirror the world’s behavior.

Pastor Skip explains that money itself isn’t the problem—it’s the desire for it—and why even people with very little can still fall into the trap of loving money.

Pastor Skip explains that “money is the root of all evil” is one of the most misquoted verses in the Bible—and what Scripture actually says about the love of money.

God's plan always involves people, and you are one of those people. God's plan includes you. Just think of it. God had you in mind when He put His plan together for the whole world. So where do you fit in that plan? When did this plan have its beginning? How much did this plan cost, and what is your part in it? Today we make that discovery by noting five vital truths.