Pastor Skip shows you that when you commit your ways to God, you are always secure.

My parents grew grapes on their little plot of land in Southern California. There weren't many, but enough for me to know that getting fruit at harvest depended on three things: the solid connection of branch to vine, the vigilant care of the workers, and the consistency of those things over time. Jesus, walking with the disciples toward the Garden of Gethsemane, gives life lessons to His men using the familiar example of growing grapes. With that analogy in mind, let's consider the three ways our relationship to God is described by Jesus.

Pastor Skip encourages you to view the situations in your life as opportunities to share the gospel.

Pastor Skip shows you how God directs not only the steps—but also the stops—of those who follow Him.

Pastor Skip shows you how God can work even through disagreements among believers to make His name known and share the good news of Jesus with more people.

Pastor Skip concludes his teaching from Acts 15 and shows you why a virgin birth was absolutely necessary to bring the Messiah into the world.

Pastor Skip shows you why trying to follow the law is simply not possible and why Jesus offers a better way.

My parents grew grapes on their little plot of land in Southern California. There weren't many, but enough for me to know that getting fruit at harvest depended on three things: the solid connection of branch to vine, the vigilant care of the workers, and the consistency of those things over time. Jesus, walking with the disciples toward the Garden of Gethsemane, gives life lessons to His men using the familiar example of growing grapes. With that analogy in mind, let's consider the three ways our relationship to God is described by Jesus.

Pastor Skip looks at disagreements among spiritual people and why it’s important to speak the truth in love.

Pastor Skip tells you how to respond to those who are not receptive to the gospel.