The Deep Dive with Collin Skipper

If we’re not careful, we can lead people to Jesus for rest only to load them up with a new burden. Let’s explore what Jesus’ invitation to find rest in him has to do with our ministry and service to others.

Collin invites you to pull up a chair and join him in reading and meditating on God’s Word.

In a special edition of the Deep Dive, Collin shares a reading from a favorite author, G.K. Chesterton, about the beauty, wonder, and awe of Christmas.

Collin unpacks the issue of when Jesus was born. Between Matthew 2 and Luke 2, there seem to be two competing dates. But there are some plausible solutions to the problem, and there is something we can learn about faith and evidence through this discussion.

Should Christians always lay down their rights? Or is there ever a reason we should pick them up? Collin looks at two stories in the book of Acts that can help us discern how best to use our rights to serve Christ and his gospel.

Collin responds to questions from the congregation that surfaced during our series You Are Not Your Own. 

Is divorce permissible for Christian couples? And if so, under what circumstances? Join Collin as he unpacks the biblical passages on divorce and establishes God’s vision for marriage.

In this episode, Collin engages the argument of a new book on biblical sexuality that is gaining popularity. Even if you won’t read this book, it uses a common argument against a traditional biblical sexual ethic that is worth examining and refuting.

What does the Bible say about the future of humanity and the universe? And what does that have to do with our lives right now?

In 1 Corinthians 6, Paul calls the church to put their commitment to Christ first. But how that does that impact our other commitments?