Here, There, and Everywhere Part 2
December 23, 2020
Skip continues our series 20/20. God is everywhere present in the totality of His being. That just might be one of the hardest-to-understand characteristics of God, but as Skip shares in the message "Here, There, and Everywhere," it's an attribute that will comfort you greatly.
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Psalms 139:7-12
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Skip continues his series 20/20. The Beatles wrote a song called "Here, There and Everywhere" about a couple's desire to be together at all times. This title also expresses a unique attribute of God. Dive into this topic as Skip shares the message "Here, There, and Everywhere."
December 22, 2020
Skip continues the series 20/20. God's comprehensive knowledge of you can be intimidating, but it should also be a source of great comfort. In the message "Knowing the God Who Knows You," Skip shares why it's comforting to know that God sees everything perfectly clearly.
December 21, 2020
Skip continues our series 20/20. A person with knowledge can be intimidating. They spew facts and figures and dizzy you with information and understanding. In the message "Knowing the God Who Knows You," Skip shares how God's omniscience is inspiring rather than intimidating.
December 18, 2020
Skip continues the series 20/20. In Exodus 34, God introduced Himself by stating His name and His occupation as God. In the message "Hello, I'm God!" Skip examines God's primary character traits and how those define what our relationship with Him ought to be.
December 17, 2020
Skip continues our series 20/20. Words are powerful. People have written and spoken about God for millennia. But in the message "Hello, I'm God!" we get to hear from God Himself as He gives to us His own autobiography in His Word.
December 16, 2020
Skip continues his series 20/20. The truth of who God is and how perceptible He is to us will lift us up and humble us at the same time. In the message "How Can I Relate to God?" Skip continues to trace the journey you must take to relate to the God of the universe.
December 15, 2020
Skip continues the series 20/20. The subject of God is the loftiest of all themes and the pinnacle of all pursuits. But for some, the idea of God is absurd because He's not readily perceived by the senses. In the message "How Can I Relate to God?" Skip examines the relationship you can have with God.
December 14, 2020
Skip continues his series 20/20. God is presented in Scripture through a variety of images. But with the title Father, the invisible God becomes the intimate God. In the message "Seeing God as Father," Skip shares how this relationship helps you tap into God's power.
December 11, 2020
Skip continues the series 20/20. God is called our rock, our refuge, and our shepherd. But no motif is as powerful and personal as seeing God as our Father. Skip explains what this truth means for your life as he shares the message "Seeing God as Father."
December 10, 2020
Skip continues our series 20/20. We live in a seemingly post-truth culture, where the very idea of absolute truth is considered archaic and even offensive. In the message "Seeing Truth Clearly," Skip shares how Paul both predicted the abandonment of truth and provided the antidote (to it?).
December 9, 2020
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