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How much of the Lord do you want? If you want to get the most out of your relationship with God, prayer must be a priority in your life. In the message "I Dare You: Pray! Part 1," Skip shares about the important place prayer has in your life.

We all pray. But how well do we understand prayer and its place in our life? Skip looks at Daniel's life to show you some powerful truths about prayer in his message "I Dare You: Pray! Part 1."

This story ranks in the "top ten" of the most famous miracles of Jesus Christ. In fact this is the most famous of all His miracles as it alone is recorded by all four gospel accounts. But this is far more than a Sunday school tale. This extraordinary picnic was not just a free meal for five thousand folks; it provided lessons for both ancient and modern disciples. Here are four profound truths that emerge from this lakeside lunch.

As Christians we can be confident in our future with Christ when we die. But what should we do here on earth for those who don't know Him? In the message "I Dare You: Be Shocked!" Skip examines this question and challenges you to get busy winning souls for Jesus.

We aren't easily shocked these days—with news coming at us constantly from all angles. But as Skip shares in his message "I Dare You: Be Shocked," God gave Daniel a vision that shook him to his core, one that holds great meaning even for us today.

It's counterintuitive in the world's mind, but humility is the path to greatness according to God's standard. In the message "I Dare You: Be Great!" Skip shares how you can find the path to true greatness when you become a servant to others.

How can someone be great in God's estimation? How can our lives make a real difference, and how can you make sure that you're doing something worth remembering? Discover the answers as Skip shares his message "I Dare You: Be Great!"

Are you living in light of eternity? In the message "I Dare You: Look Ahead!" Skip challenges you to focus on your eternal home.

The theme of John's gospel is "believe." The whole reason he wrote this book is so that people who read it will believe in Jesus (see John 20:31). But why should they believe? And even more applicable, why should we believe? After all, the events of the New Testament are over 2,000 years removed from us today. Jesus' confrontation with the religious leaders in John 5 tells us why we should believe. Like a skilled lawyer, Jesus calls upon four witnesses to testify to His claims and these four give the reasons for our believing in Jesus Christ.

The future is the great unknown to everyone but God. He's already seen the end—and you can trust what He says is coming. Join Skip as he shares encouragement in the message "I Dare You: Look Ahead!"