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How should believers respond to a dark and broken world? Join us as Nate Heitzig shares why you shouldn’t expect light from those still in darkness—and how to respond with grace.

What’s the danger in rushing to judge someone else? Listen as Nate Heitzig challenges you to stop condemning—and start considering the heart behind the action.

Does God really run to meet you when you turn to Him? Listen as Pastor Skip shares the heart behind the story of the prodigal son—and why God welcomes you home with open arms.

How should you respond when conflict creeps into your church or relationships? Listen as Pastor Skip shares biblical wisdom for confronting division with humility and restoring peace.

When people grieve, they usually run the gamut of the emotional spectrum, from denial to bargaining to despair to anger to eventually hope. Mary Magdalene was in hopeless despair as she stood weeping by the grave of Jesus. The resurrected Christ deals tenderly with this woman as he reveals Himself to her and conveys hope for her future. Let's glean some principles for dealing with brokenhearted people.

Where does true wisdom begin? Join Pastor Skip as he unpacks the kind of wisdom that flows from God—and how to ask for it with confidence.

What’s the difference between wisdom and just sounding smart? Listen as Pastor Skip explains how real wisdom is revealed in your life—not just your intellect.

Learn how your words can become a source of healing instead of harm. Find wisdom as Pastor Nate Heitzig shares how speaking with grace can refresh others—and reflect Christ.

How many words do you speak in a day—and how many of them really matter? Tune in as Pastor Nate Heitzig challenges you to think not just about what you say, but how you say it.

Why does the enemy target spiritual leaders? Listen as Skip’s son, Pastor Nate Heitzig, explains how attacks on pastors impact the whole church—and why your prayers matter more than you think.

When people grieve, they usually run the gamut of the emotional spectrum, from denial to bargaining to despair to anger to eventually hope. Mary Magdalene was in hopeless despair as she stood weeping by the grave of Jesus. The resurrected Christ deals tenderly with this woman as he reveals Himself to her and conveys hope for her future. Let's glean some principles for dealing with brokenhearted people.

Why don’t we hear more about pastors who faithfully serve? Join Skip’s son, Pastor Nate Heitzig, as he highlights the quiet faithfulness of thousands of leaders—and why their story matters more than you think.

What does dead faith really look like? Listen as Pastor Skip paints a vivid picture of belief with no action—and why living faith changes everything.

Are you living out the purpose God saved you for? Tune in as Pastor Skip shows how true faith always produces action—and why that matters for your walk with Christ.

Can someone know all the right things about God—and still be lost? Find clarity as Pastor Skip shares how saving faith moves from information to transformation.

Is your faith the real deal or just a label? Listen as Pastor Skip explains why genuine faith always shows up in your life—not just in your words.

There was a lot of confusion happening on the first Easter morning. The resurrection had happened but it was neither expected nor accepted by all at first. Mary Magdalene ran to tell the disciples what she saw, and they ran to check out her report. What they saw was compelling evidence of a resurrection, but only one of them really connected all the dots. Let's see why.

Do you ever let bias shape your behavior? Listen as Pastor Skip unpacks the call to love your neighbor—not just in theory, but in practice.

What happens when the church starts playing favorites? Join Pastor Skip as he explains how real community in Christ breaks down walls—and brings people together.