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What guiding principles should we use to inform our dating behavior? In the message "Friends with Benefits," Skip's son, Nate, shows you what—and whom—you must pursue in your relationships.

The dating world can be challenging to navigate, especially for Christians seeking to live according to biblical standards. In the message "Friends with Benefits," Skip's son, Nate, explores dating relationships from a biblical perspective.

Since the fall, man and woman have been engaged in a gender war, a direct consequence of sin. But as Skip shares in his message "Gender Wars," we don't have to be stuck in that war, because Jesus offers redemption, even in marriage.

Jesus clashed with religious leaders more than any other group of people. He went against their spiritual grain and challenged their legalistic ideas. Christ made it clear that He hadn’t come to establish a new religion but rather to show the way to God His Father. He didn’t give people another “system of beliefs and practices”; instead He said that He Himself was the way, truth, and life. In this public confrontation, we learn how to follow Christ in truth and not be religious.

The battle of the sexes is nothing new. And as Skip begins his message "Gender Wars," he explains the struggle between men and women that started when sin entered the world.

There's no escaping the fact that we're living in a sin-infested world. And that's going to affect your marriage. In the message "Trouble in Paradise," Skip shares how you can tether your marriage to the truth of God's Word and have the joy in marriage God wants for you.

What do you do when trouble creeps into your marriage? In the message "Trouble in Paradise," Skip shares about how trouble came into the very first marriage and its destructive effect on Adam and Eve's relationship.

Marriage is treated by many as a temporary thing, easy to dissolve and walk away from. But as Skip explains in the message "The First Wedding," God's design is for marriage to form a permanent bond between man and woman.

God is the perfect designer and architect. And in the message "The First Wedding," Skip shows you the blueprint God laid out, in the beginning, for marriage.

Jesus clashed with religious leaders more than any other group of people. He went against their spiritual grain and challenged their legalistic ideas. Christ made it clear that He hadn’t come to establish a new religion but rather to show the way to God His Father. He didn’t give people another “system of beliefs and practices”; instead He said that He Himself was the way, truth, and life. In this public confrontation, we learn how to follow Christ in truth and not be religious.