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You were not an afterthought in the redemptive work of Jesus. And today, Skip concludes his message “Cross Examination” and shows you that you were always part of God’s plan.

Listen as Skip begins a message looking at the profound meaning of the final words Jesus spoke at Calvary.

"Why is there so much pain in the world?" is the most frequently asked question ever! We hate it when we, or those we love, are in pain. Today we see Jesus confront a hurting world. As we do, consider these words by Elizabeth Elliot (whose husband was murdered): "If God is in charge and loves us, then whatever is given is subject to His control and is meant ultimately for our joy."

Jesus wasn’t caught by surprise when Judas betrayed him. And today, Skip shares the conclusion of his message “The Long-Expected Traitor” and shows that Jesus knew all along what would happen--but chose Judas anyway.

What place have you given to Jesus in your life? Today, Skip challenges you to put Jesus where he belongs, right in the center of your life.

What kind of worshiper are you? Today, Skip examines Scripture to show you that God is really looking for authentic worship.

Today, Skip shares a message about Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem. He was hailed by the people as King, though they did not understand what kind of king he was.

If you’ve ever had doubts about your Christian faith, you’re in good company. And today, Skip gives insight from the life of John the Baptist on where you need to take your doubts when they come.

Jesus had friends and He had enemies. But besides those, He also had some "frenemies" (enemies who pretended to be friends). To this crowd who at first pretended to believe (v. 31) Jesus is both confrontational and controversial. This paragraph highlights three possible identities of Jesus: two of them were his enemies' accusations and one was Jesus' own claim.

What do you do with your faith? Today, Skip shares an encouraging message about what believers do with their faith in various stages of their journey.