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What is your focus in life? Is it your career, your wealth or accomplishments? Or is it something deeper? Listen as Pastor Skip begins a message about building something that will make a difference both now, and in eternity.

The biblical teachings on submission can be challenging for some people. But as Pastor Skip shares, the apostle Peter’s words to husbands were radical for the time. At the core, Peter encouraged men to love their wives as Christ loves us.

Listen as Pastor Skip begins his message “The Unequal Yoke” about the unique challenges—and opportunities—of a marriage between a believing spouse and an unbeliever.

When the sun shines right in your eyes, your immediate inclination is to squint, turn away, or put sunglasses on. Light can be blinding! Though light penetrates our world, providing illumination and energy for our very existence, big doses of it can be difficult to handle. That's true spiritually as well. Jesus, by His teaching and work, illuminated this world darkened by sin. Some rejoiced in that light, able to see where they were going. But others, who'd been so accustomed to spiritual darkness, could only wince when Jesus was around.

As many people know, in-law relationships can be complex and challenging. But as Pastor Skip shares today in his message “In-Laws or Outlaws?” God’s design is for in-laws to support and encourage, not create division.

When you marry, you don’t just gain a spouse, you get a new family—for better or for worse. Today Pastor Skip tackles the difficult topic of in-law relationships.

Some parents feel ill-equipped or uneasy about disciplining their children. But as Pastor Skip reveals in his message today, discipline is indispensable for raising fruitful children.

What’s the toughest job in the world? Well as Skip shares today, the toughest job in the world—and the most important—is raising children. But God’s Word is here to help.

Being a caregiver for a sick family member is no small challenge. And today Pastor Skip offers some practical wisdom for spouses who’ve been called to care for a sick family member.

Can you imagine what a surviving copy of Jesus' autograph would be worth today? Or what about a letter to His disciples? The fact is, there is no existing document or copy of anything Jesus ever wrote. We only have this story of Him scribbling something in transient dust on the Temple stones. Though John doesn't tell what Jesus wrote that day, his account does reveal a lot about Jesus Himself and how He interacted with three different kinds of folks.