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The apostle Paul wrote to the Corinthians to bring much-needed clarity about Christ's resurrection. In this message, Skip shares what Jesus' resurrection means for your life today—and your eternal future.

Some spiritual gifts seem more mysterious and confusing than others. In this message, Skip shares how God intended the gift of tongues to be used to build His church.

Just like anything God gives us, our spiritual gifts can be misused, and we must allow Him to govern their use. In this message, Skip shares how you can discern whether the gifts of the Spirit are being properly used.

We all have control issues to some degree, and it can be hard to totally trust the Lord. In this message, Skip shares how your life can be more abundant when you surrender to the Holy Spirit's control.

"They that know God will be humble, and they that know themselves cannot be proud!" That's what British Puritan John Flavel once said. And that’s how John the Baptist once lived! John the Baptist and his followers provide some great applicational fodder for how Christians should get along and humble themselves before one another and God. For any Christian believer who wants to spiritually grow up and grow strong, he must first grow down.

When God gifts us with unique talents and skills, we must remain humble so we can reach more people for Jesus. In this message, Skip shares how God's love can influence your spiritual gifts.

God loves every one of His children equally. In this message, Skip shares how valuable you are to the Lord and how He includes you in His plans to reach a lost world with His love.

Every believer is a functioning, essential part in the body of Christ. In this message, Skip shares how you can serve God effectively as part of the church.

The spiritual gifts we don't fully understand often evoke uncertainty, confusion, and even fear for some. In this message, Skip brings some clarity to the spiritual gift of tongues.

The spiritual gift of prophecy is confounding to many believers and has been misused over time. In this message, Skip shares several important characteristics about this complicated yet important gift.