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What place does Jesus have in your life? In the message "Why Jesus Is Supreme," Skip shares about why it's vital you understand—and live out—the truth that Jesus is deserving of first place in every aspect of your life.

Our text reads that crowds of people came "seeking Jesus." That sounds wonderful, doesn’t it? And yet Jesus challenges them as to their motive because they were seeking Him (the right thing) in order to satisfy themselves only (the wrong motive). Let’s consider three monumental truths about how people interact with spiritual things in general and Jesus Christ in particular. Let’s also reconsider the starting point for anyone who wants anything to do with Christ.

For centuries, people have tried to make Jesus into something other than who He is—God in the flesh. But in the message "Why Jesus Is Supreme," Skip shares how Jesus is above all, without equal—and why that makes all the difference for you.

As Christians we are to pray for other Christians. And as Skip concludes his message "How to Pray for Believers," he looks at specific ways you can lift up your brothers and sisters in Christ in prayer.

Prayer is a powerful way to align our hearts with what God is doing in the world. In the message "How to Pray for Believers" Skip shares what the apostle Paul taught about praying for Christians you know.

How did Christianity grow from a few followers of a crucified Jew in a tiny corner of the Middle East to a global force for good? In the message "What Makes Christians So Great?" Skip explores what enabled a tiny movement two millennia ago to spread like wildfire, and how it can still spread through you today.

There's no question—the world is better off because of Christians. But why is that? In the message "What Makes Christians So Great?" Skip shares how you can be a force for good in the world.

Our text reads that crowds of people came "seeking Jesus." That sounds wonderful, doesn’t it? And yet Jesus challenges them as to their motive because they were seeking Him (the right thing) in order to satisfy themselves only (the wrong motive). Let’s consider three monumental truths about how people interact with spiritual things in general and Jesus Christ in particular. Let’s also reconsider the starting point for anyone who wants anything to do with Christ.

As Christians, we are citizens of both heaven and earth. And as Skip explains in his message "Always Only Jesus," your spiritual address in heaven should always be part of your thinking as you live here on earth.

The apostle Paul declared in Colossians that Jesus holds everything together from the majestic to the microscopic and everything in between. Skip begins this series with an introduction to the church in Colosse and the issues they faced, and why they matter to you today.