24:00

Advertisement

Listen without adsGo ad-free and support Pray.com

The World’s Hardest Activity - Part A

May 3 · 24 min

Description

The World’s Hardest Activity - Part A

May 3, 2026 · 24 min

Some people are just gifted at music or naturally talented with their hands. Others find that sports come easy, while others can perform math functions with total ease. But there is something that practically everyone finds difficult and that is submission. To abdicate our will to that of another, even for the sake of order and peace, is extremely tough. But there are higher goals and loftier purposes for believers to live submissive lives.

SeriesConnect with Skip Heitzig Podcast
Skip Heitzig565K followers

Skip Heitzig ministers to over 15,000 people as senior pastor of Calvary Church in Albuquerque. He reaches out to thousands across the nation and throughout the

May 3, 2026 · 24 min · Connect with Skip Heitzig Podcast

...more Show the full descriptionShow less

Some people are just gifted at music or naturally talented with their hands. Others find that sports come easy, while others can perform math functions with total ease. But there is something that practically everyone finds difficult and that is submission. To abdicate our will to that of another, even for the sake of order and peace, is extremely tough. But there are higher goals and loftier purposes for believers to live submissive lives.

SeriesConnect with Skip Heitzig Podcast

Support this leader

Liking this video? Support this ministry.

How often
Choose a one-time gift
Choose a monthly gift

Monthly supporters also enjoy Pray.com ad-free.

Or give by card

We use your name and email to process your gift, and your name goes to Skip Heitzig with it so they can see who gave.

Support this leader

Liking this video? Support this ministry.

Support this leader

Liking this video? Support this ministry.

How often
Choose a one-time gift
Choose a monthly gift

Monthly supporters also enjoy Pray.com ad-free.

Or give by card

We use your name and email to process your gift, and your name goes to Skip Heitzig with it so they can see who gave.