On this broadcast, Skip takes time to appreciate his present ministry opportunities and shares about new special resources for listeners. Skip also discusses the trends he's seeing in the church in America and around the world.

On this program, Skip sits down for an interview with Chip Lusko, taking a look back at the start of this radio ministry and the greatest lessons he has learned from his past forty years of ministry.

You know the feeling of swallowing ice-cold water on a hot day or after a savory mealit's refreshing! That cool, invigorating sip revitalizes you from the inside out and makes you say, "Ahh!" Well, that experience is not limited to the physical realm, bu

One of the most paralyzing human emotions is fear. It robs us of reason and faith. In the message "The Giant of Fear," Skip shares how you can defeat your fears.

Before David could proclaim in Psalm 34:4, "I sought the LORD, and He heard me, and delivered me from all my fears," he faced a fearsome giant. In the message "The Giant of Fear," Skip shares how you can begin to face your fears.

Apathy is being indifferent to something that should otherwise arouse, provoke, or motivate you. In the message "The Giant of Apathy," Skip shares about what happens when you start getting involved in God's work.

When people stop caring about anything, they cease to attempt change. In the message "The Giant of Apathy," Skip shares how Nehemiah refused to stay silent and inactive about his homeland even though he lived in high status.

John the Baptist confronted a powerful political leader of his day, even when there were consequences. In the message "The Giant of Silence," Skip shares why Christians must enter the public square to dialogue about moral issues.

You know the feeling of swallowing ice-cold water on a hot day or after a savory mealit's refreshing! That cool, invigorating sip revitalizes you from the inside out and makes you say, "Ahh!" Well, that experience is not limited to the physical realm, bu

The old saying goes, "Silence is golden"but only sometimes. Other times, to be silent is to be complicit. In the message "The Giant of Silence," Skip shares how John the Baptist spoke out against evil and immorality.