What’s the toughest job in the world? Well as Skip shares today, the toughest job in the world—and the most important—is raising children. But God’s Word is here to help.

Being a caregiver for a sick family member is no small challenge. And today Pastor Skip offers some practical wisdom for spouses who’ve been called to care for a sick family member.

Can you imagine what a surviving copy of Jesus' autograph would be worth today? Or what about a letter to His disciples? The fact is, there is no existing document or copy of anything Jesus ever wrote. We only have this story of Him scribbling something in transient dust on the Temple stones. Though John doesn't tell what Jesus wrote that day, his account does reveal a lot about Jesus Himself and how He interacted with three different kinds of folks.

It’s easy to focus just on the good parts of marriage vows—health, wealth, and happiness. But as Pastor Skip shares today, God calls you to be there for your spouse in the bad times, too—in sickness as well as in health.

The devil will jump at any opportunity to destroy the good things God has created—including your marriage. Today Pastor Skip cautions you against letting the enemy drive a wedge of division between you and your spouse.

Conflict is part of every marriage. And today Pastor Skip shares his message “Short Fuse for the Long Haul” about how you must approach conflict.

Adultery isn’t just a matter of the flesh. The root of the issue lies in our hearts. Today Pastor Skip shows you that the solution for your wandering heart involves building and burning the right bridges.

Adultery is a destructive force in marriage—no matter the form it takes. And today Pastor Skip brings a powerful message about the consuming fire of lust and how you can defend against it in your marriage.

Can you imagine what a surviving copy of Jesus' autograph would be worth today? Or what about a letter to His disciples? The fact is, there is no existing document or copy of anything Jesus ever wrote. We only have this story of Him scribbling something in transient dust on the Temple stones. Though John doesn't tell what Jesus wrote that day, his account does reveal a lot about Jesus Himself and how He interacted with three different kinds of folks.

When experienced in its proper context, sexual pleasure is a beautiful gift from God. Today Pastor Skip shares how you can pursue God-honoring and God-given physical enjoyment in your marriage.