Pastor Skip examines how Jesus experienced the full range of human emotion and how He can relate to whatever you’re facing.

Pastor Skip shows you what it means when Jesus says he is the resurrection and the life, and why that matters to you.

Imagine if you could sit and listen to Jesus talking to His Father—what would Jesus say to Him? In this prayer (which comprises all of John 17) we step onto holy ground. His instruction to His followers is now over. His preparation of them is done. He now turns His attention heavenward to talk directly to His Father about Himself, about His disciples, and about His future church. This prayer is unique for four reasons:

Pastor Skip encourages you to discover the task for which God put you on this earth – and then to get busy accomplishing that task.

Pastor Skip teaches from John 11 to explore the events that occurred in the final week of Jesus’ life and why they are so important.

Pastor Skip explores Jesus’ boldest, and most scandalous claims—one that caused Jews to want him dead.

Pastor Skip reveals how Jesus was the fulfillment of prophecy, the Messiah that Moses said would come.

I would rather fail in a cause that will ultimately succeed than to succeed in a cause that will ultimately fail! So said President Woodrow Wilson. Our Lord knows us better than we know ourselves and is not surprised by our weaknesses. We all fall and fail, even though we may commit to standing strong. What can we learn about ourselves and our God in such valleys? Even more, what kind of restoration can we hope for after our bout with failure?

Pastor Skip explores the ways in which Jesus is our Good Shepherd who lays down his life for us.