Flight RUT01 - Part C

What do you do when things don’t turn out the way you hoped? Listen as Pastor Skip looks at Samuel’s disappointment and reminds you that God is never without a plan.

What happens when you want your way more than you want God’s? Find out as Pastor Skip explores Israel’s demand for a king and what it reveals about allowing God to reign in your life.

How can God use your life to influence the people around you? Listen as Pastor Skip explores Samuel’s calling to be a prophetic voice to his generation and how He may be calling you.

Can God still accomplish His purposes when life seems dark? Hear as Pastor Skip shows you how the story of Ruth reveals a God who is always working behind the scenes, even in your life.

Can trusting God still be worth it when life takes a painful turn? Listen as Pastor Skip shows you why even your hardest circumstances with God are better than anything the world can offer.

"The church needs leaders who serve and servants who lead." So said one notable pastor. Peter doesn't address just the suffering flock of believers in this letter; he also has encouragement for the leaders of the flock—the pastors. What are the characteristics of a shepherd who serves among God's flock? What are his responsibilities, and how can a church flourish under such leadership? Here, Peter places himself and fellow shepherds under the microscope.

Do you find yourself falling into the same destructive patterns again and again? Listen as Pastor Skip explores Israel's cycle of rebellion and what it can teach you about your own walk with God.

Are you feeling the pressure of the world around you? Find encouragement as Pastor Skip explains why the power of God within you is greater than the pressure coming against you.

Do you ever feel inadequate for what God is calling you to do? Listen as Pastor Skip shows you how God sees what you can become through His strength.

Is the culture around you influencing you more than you realize? Hear as Pastor Skip reveals the danger of compromise and why standing firm matters.