In Daniel 5, King Belshazzar was given a wake-up call when some handwriting on a wall told him judgment was coming. That night turned out to be his last. In the message "I Dare You: Wake Up!" Skip shares why we must heed divine warnings.

It's important for us to cultivate humility in our lives, living out our dependence on God through prayer and worship. In the message "I Dare You: Be Humble!" Skip shares how you can live humbly by placing others first through encouragement and service.

In Daniel 4, Nebuchadnezzar learns the greatest lesson of his long careerthat God humbles those who walk in pride. But we can learn this same lesson in a much easier way. Join Skip as he begins the message "I Dare You: Be Humble!"

The most important question you could ever ask is not, "Who am I?" but rather, "Who is Christ?" That was the supreme question Jesus presented to His disciples when He said, "Who do you say that I am?" (Matthew 16:15). Jesus made the most astonishing claim

As believers, our relationship to human authority should be to respect it, support it, pray for it, and submit to it unless it violates the law of God. Skip examines this relationship even more as he shares the message "I Dare You: Submit!"

In the book of Daniel, we read about a king who recognized God's authoritative rule in the human realm. In the message "I Dare You: Submit!" Skip explores how this story has implications for us to submit to God by submitting to human government.

Standing up for God is always better than bowing down to the worldbut it's always harder. In the message "I Dare You: Stand Up!" Skip shares how all things work together for your goodnot just the things that feel good.

Most people try to fit in and conform to the values of the world. But three of Daniel's friends decided it was better to stand up for God than bow down to the wishes of the crowd. Learn more about them as Skip shares the message "I Dare You: Stand Up!"

Just as Daniel dared to speak out to Nebuchadnezzar, we must dare to speak to those in our lives who need Jesus Christ. In the message "I Dare You: Speak Out!" Skip shares how you can leave your personal comfort zone to bring others closer to Jesus.

The most important question you could ever ask is not, "Who am I?" but rather, "Who is Christ?" That was the supreme question Jesus presented to His disciples when He said, "Who do you say that I am?" (Matthew 16:15). Jesus made the most astonishing claim