In this powerful and encouraging episode, we welcome special guest Steve Skipper to the studio. With nearly 50 years of marriage and over 40 years of missionary service, Steve shares his life journey, ministry experiences, and the lessons he has learned while serving around the world.

From his early years in missions in Argentina, Mexico, and beyond, to witnessing revival movements and planting churches, Steve offers a firsthand account of God’s faithfulness across decades of ministry. He also shares deeply personal stories about his family, including the calling placed not only on missionaries but on their children as well, and the importance of supporting “third culture kids” in ministry.

A central theme of this conversation is embracing the later seasons of life. Steve speaks candidly about approaching 70 years old, challenging the cultural mindset of retirement, and encouraging believers to remain active, purposeful, and faithful. Drawing from Scripture, including 2 Timothy 4:7, he reminds us of the importance of finishing the race strong and continuing to pour into the next generation. This episode also highlights the value of spiritual legacy, honoring those who have gone before us while stepping into new opportunities to mentor, lead, and serve. Steve emphasizes that experience and wisdom are vital in today’s church and that God is not finished with us yet.

Additionally, we discuss the ongoing work of Dallas Metro and an exciting upcoming groundbreaking event. This ministry continues to impact lives by reaching young people, providing resources, and sharing the Gospel through both word and action. Thank you for tuning in.

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