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Watching someone you love die is always a heart-wrenching experience, especially when the victim experiences great suffering. For the apostle John, the death of Jesus was likewise difficult-but he saw a glimmer of hope, a silver lining in the dark clouds of death. This death was long ago anticipated and was being carefully monitored from the control center of heaven. Today we see why that's important.

What does real faith look like in your family? Listen to Pastor Skip as he walks through Jacob’s journey and shows you how trusting God can change your legacy.

Have you ever received good news that was too good to believe? See how God’s redemptive story revives hope—even after years of loss and silence.

What if the best way to love your enemies… is to bless them? Join Pastor Skip as he explains how radical love has the power to transform even the most broken relationships.

Have you ever wondered why Jesus doesn’t just return and make things right already? Discover how God may be preparing you for something greater—even in the waiting.

How often do you speak before you think? Listen as Pastor Skip shares biblical wisdom on the power of your words—and how a little restraint can spare you a lot of regret.

While Jesus was doing His greatest work, He uttered His greatest words! Through the excruciating pain of a tormenting death, Jesus gave the most meaningful statements worthy of careful consideration. John records three of Jesus' seven statements uttered while on the cross. The sixth—and perhaps the most hopeful—is the one we consider today.

Is guilt weighing you down—or driving you to grace? Pastor Skip shares how guilt, when brought to the cross, can lead you into the freedom of God’s forgiveness.

Why does God allow you to go through spiritual tests? Discover how He works in your heart before He works through your life—shaping you for what’s ahead.

What if the hardship you're facing is actually God's setup for healing? Pastor Skip shows you how God uses both kindness and tough love to bring you into deeper restoration.