As Christians we have a single reference pointthe crossthat reminds us of what Christ did for us. In the message "Jesus Paid It All!" Skip shares about how at the cross, Jesus made you complete in three separate areas.

As Skip concludes his message "What Keeps an Apostle Up at Night?" he reminds you why you don't need anything more than Jesuswith Him, and in Him, you are complete.

We all have things that disrupt our sleep from time to timeworries, concerns, or problems that need to be addressed. In the message "What Keeps an Apostle Up at Night?" Skip examines what troubled Paul so much concerning the Colossian church, and what hi

The Hostess Company has for years advertised that its Wonder bread "helps build strong bodies 12 ways" and that just two slices has the calcium of eight ounces of milk and the fiber of 100% whole wheat. Wow! The crowd that Jesus was speaking to would have

Serving the Lord is hard work. And as Skip shares in his message "Serving Christ in an Unchristian World," your labor as a believer requires a strength that can only come from God.

Sometimes we get the wrong idea that only preachers and missionaries are called to serve in ministry. But as Skip shares in his message "Serving Christ in an Unchristian World," all believers are to be in ministry, and that includes you.

Because of our sins against God, payment had to be made to satisfy His justice. And as Skip continues his message "Reconciled!" he examines the amazing truth about what Christ willingly endured on your behalf to pay your debt.

As humans we tend to enjoy stories about retaliation, people getting what they deserve. But that's not God's heart. And as Skip begins his message "Reconciled!" he shares how God reconciles you to Himself in Christ, giving you more than you deserve.

What place does Jesus have in your life? In the message "Why Jesus Is Supreme," Skip shares about why it's vital you understandand live outthe 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, doesnt 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). Lets co