Pastor Skip reveals why worship is more than music or a church service—it’s meant to become your lifestyle.

Pastor Skip highlights the importance of serving others and why ministry has always been about people serving people.

The old saying "You catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar" fits perfectly with Peter's letter. He's been telling Christians how to live in plain view of the unbelieving world. Now he goes into the church and tells us how to treat each other. It's his hope that an exhibition of real, Christian love will provide a base of satisfying fellowship for us and attract unbelievers. But how?

Pastor Skip shares why some places carry deep spiritual significance—and what made Jerusalem the holy city.

Pastor Skip explains why church still matters—and why believers were never meant to follow Jesus alone.

Pastor Skip challenges you to move beyond lip service and put God back at the center of your life.

Pastor Skip explains why confession is one of the most important parts of a healthy relationship with God.

Pastor Skip unpacks five powerful elements of prayer that can deepen your relationship with God.

If life is to be rock solid, then family relationships—especially marriage—must be rock solid. No wonder Peter speaks to husbands after addressing wives. In his directive toward submission, he addresses citizens (and not government officials); he addresses servants (and not their masters). But when it comes to the home, he addresses both wives and husbands. Let's consider how a husband's love can make a woman feel firmly secure.

Pastor Skip shares why reading through the whole Bible brings spiritual balance and health to your life.