Jesus' second coming will be the culmination of redemptive history. In the message "The Second Coming of Christ," Skip considers several aspects of Jesus' return as found in Revelation 19 and throughout the Scriptures.

Latin translations of the New Testament have the word rapture plainly rendered as rapturo, which simply means a catching away. In the message "The Rapture—Is It Real?" Skip examines this future event when Jesus will come to snatch away believers.

The word rapture is not found in most English translations of Scripture, but the concept most certainly is. In the message "The Rapture—Is It Real?" Skip explores what this future event will be like.

It is a mistake to think of Jesus as "one among many" options in the pantheon of deities. He is unique, matchless, unrivaled, singular, and incomparable. From His birth to His Resurrection, there is no one who even comes close to the majestic Christ. Jesu

Every generation has its doomsday preachers predicting the end of everything, trying to fit current events into the predictive prophecy so prevalent in Scripture. In the message "Are We Living in the Last Days?" Skip talks about the future when one day th

When it comes to the end times or, for that matter, any Bible prophecy, there is no shortage of speculation and sensationalism. In the message "Are We Living in the Last Days?" Skip considers several features of this future time period.

Since it is Jesus who builds the church, and since it's Jesus who paid for the church, He gets to decide what it should be like. In the message "What Every True Church Should Be - Part 2," Skip shares about what exactly marks a true church.

Jesus' prayer in John 17 is His most intimate recorded in Scripture. In it, he expressed His wishes for His new community of followers. In the message "What Every True Church Should Be - Part 2," Skip shares about what Jesus desired to see in His church.

Not only is the church essential, but it is also purposeful and practical—it has a reason to exist. In the message "What Every True Church Should Be - Part 1," Skip shares about more characteristics of the church that Jesus had in mind.

It is a mistake to think of Jesus as "one among many" options in the pantheon of deities. He is unique, matchless, unrivaled, singular, and incomparable. From His birth to His Resurrection, there is no one who even comes close to the majestic Christ. Jesu