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Pastor Skip clears up common misunderstandings about money, showing you why Scripture teaches that money itself isn’t evil—and how your heart—not your income—determines whether your financial life honors God.

Pastor Skip explains how adjusting your expectations and embracing God’s strength can bring greater stability and joy to your daily walk.

Holiness is an uncomfortable subject for most believers. We have no problem assigning holiness to God as we sing, “You Are Holy, Oh Lord!” But our minds get muddled when we think of our own holiness because we don’t want to appear holier than thou. So what does it mean to be holy? And how can we live holy lives around unholy people? In short, how can we be “children of light” (Ephesians 5:8) while walking in a dark world?

Pastor Skip reveals why so many believers miss the joy of true belonging, and he shows how deeper fellowship and connection can lead to greater spiritual contentment.

Pastor Skip explains how thinking godly thoughts leads to living godly lives and experiencing the presence of the God of peace.

Pastor Skip shows why your thoughts shape your character, your decisions, and your spiritual life.

Pastor Skip helps you discover how prayer, gratitude, and trust open the door to God’s peace that surpasses understanding and guards your heart and mind no matter what you face.

Pastor Skip shows you how Scripture equips you to confront anxiety with confidence, and explains why Paul’s command “be anxious for nothing” isn’t unrealistic—it’s God’s invitation to stop letting worry rule your life.

God has always planned on saving you. You were never an afterthought or a last-minute consideration. Not only have you been chosen before time began (1 Peter 1:2), but throughout the ages your salvation has been expected and planned for. The spokesmen of the Old Testament wrote about Jesus’ coming and the new covenant of grace, which you are now a part of. All this makes our salvation more secure than ever, built on the bedrock of His promises.

What’s the key to joy that lasts? Pastor Skip defines joy as choosing to respond to life’s uncertainties with faith—and shows why it’s possible for you to rejoice in the Lord always.