Life can be pretty messy sometimes: plans fail, people leave, money diminishes, and taxes rise. There are plenty of reasons to be troubled these days but there are better reasons not to be! Life was about to get real messy for those disciples around that Jerusalem dinner table. At times like that, there are some basic instructions we need to fall back on so our hearts inside us won't be swallowed up by the mess around us.

Skip begins a message about how God is building your character.

Skip concludes his message and reminds you that God knows you, loves you, and truly thinks about you.

Pastor Skip begins a message from the book of Jeremiah about how to live as a kingdom person in a world that’s forgotten about God.

Pastor Skip shares a powerful message encouraging you not to be afraid to stand out from the crowd.

Pastor Skip begins a message about what it means for Christians to be salt and light in the world.

An old Persian Proverb reads, "It's harder to ask a sensible question than to supply a sensible answer." Many times our questions to God are reactive—based on a sort of knee-jerk reaction to painful circumstances. Peter asked Jesus two questions of this sort. But whenever we ask God questions we must hang around to get the supplied answers. The questions Peter asked are similar to ones we frequently ask. Let's consider and apply Jesus' outstanding answer.

Pastor Skip shares how the Holy Spirit empowered the apostles—and how He empowers you.

Pastor Skip shares a message encouraging you to be a responsible citizen of the world—and of heaven.

Pastor Skip concludes his teaching “Thy Kingdom Come” and shows you what the fruit of the gospel is.