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Our past can weigh us down, or it can move us to share how God has rescued us. And as Skip explains in the message "Needed: Real Men!" real men share their testimony of what God has done to redeem them despite past mistakes.

All the diverse and assorted experiences offered by this world can never satisfy the deepest longing of the human soul. What we really want isn't what we really need. The rest of John chapter 7 illustrates this truth. In the midst of a crowd of people clamoring for deep spiritual satisfaction stands the only One who can provide it. He offers them the drink that really satisfies and all but a few refuse it, preferring rather to die of thirst. How painfully ironic!

Our world desperately needs real men—but people don't even know what a real man is these days. And in his message "Needed: Real Men!" Skip looks at the example of Joshua to show you what real men look like.

What does an ideal wife look like? It's not about physical appearances; it's about her heart and her character. And as Skip explains in his message "Homemaker or Homebreaker?" the book of Proverbs has the answer to that question.

What is the job of homemaking really about? In the message "Homemaker or Homebreaker?" Skip examines what the Scriptures say about a woman's role as homemaker.

Marriage is about more than making you and your spouse happy. In his message "The Storm-Proof Shelter of a Husband's Love," Skip shares how the sacrificial love of a Christian husband is a powerful picture for the world of the love God has for us.

A husband's role of leader is about more than just authority—it's a high calling to love. And in his message "The Storm-Proof Shelter of a Husband's Love," Skip examines how husbands are to love their wives.

All the diverse and assorted experiences offered by this world can never satisfy the deepest longing of the human soul. What we really want isn't what we really need. The rest of John chapter 7 illustrates this truth. In the midst of a crowd of people clamoring for deep spiritual satisfaction stands the only One who can provide it. He offers them the drink that really satisfies and all but a few refuse it, preferring rather to die of thirst. How painfully ironic!

Scripture teaches that the husband is head of the household—but are there exceptions? As Skip shares in his message "The Hardest Word in a Marriage," there are limits to the authority of a husband, because there is One who is head over all.

Submission is hard for us—we like to be in control. But as Skip shares in his message "The Hardest Word in a Marriage," the kind of submission the Scriptures call you to in marriage is mutual and for your best.