Connect with Skip Heitzig Podcast
Skip HeitzigFrom topical studies to verse-by-verse exposition through the entire Bible, Connect with Skip Heitzig presents the Word of God in a format that is contemporary, relaxed, and relevant.
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- 505Peace on Earth – At Last! - Part BPastor Skip brings you the conclusion of his powerful message Peace on Earth—at Last!
- 506To Believe or Not To Believe... - Part B"In all unbelief there are two things: a good opinion of one's self and a bad opinion about God."— Horatius Bonar. It's true, isn't it? Humanism is man-centered and rejects God's existence or His relevance. But Jesus appealed to two things: the plain evidence of His supernatural works and the testimony of those who witnessed them. Jesus here asserts His deity, and the reaction is predictable—some believed while others did not believe. Which camp do you fall into?
- 507All You Need is Love - Part ASkip’s son Nate Heitzig brings a powerful message about our Lord’s command to love one another.
- 508All You Need is Love - Part BNate Heitzig concludes his message “All You Need is Love” and shows you how loving one another—as Christ commands— is the real secret to changing the world.
- 509Making What Everybody Wants - Part ASkip reveals the surprising character who will one day be seen as the ultimate peacemaker.
- 510Making What Everybody Wants - Part BPastor Skip concludes his message “Making What Everybody Wants” and shows you the marks of a peacemaker and why they are called blessed.
- 511When Peace Gets Personal - Part APastor Skip looks at what real peace means and examines what happens when peace touches you on a personal level.
- 512The Great Physician’s Patient Dies - Part AWhen a doctor loses a patient on the operating table, there is a deep sense of remorse and sadness in the surgical theater. Doctors are trained to save lives but sometimes even the best trained physicians are unable to control complications that lead to death. But here we discover that Christ, the Great Physician, not only knows that His patient is sick--He allows him to die! Here are three principles about Divine Medicine that we can all learn.
- 513Israel & Gaza: An Update from Skip Heitzig - Part APastor Skip offers an important update on the Hamas attacks on Israel.
- 514Israel & Gaza: An Update from Skip Heitzig - Part BPastor Skip continues his message “Israel & Gaza” with a look at current events in light of Bible prophecy.
- 515The Rise of Antisemitism – Why Do People Hate the Jews? - Part APastor Skip takes a timely look at the roots and rise of antisemitism.
- 516The Rise of Antisemitism – Why Do People Hate the Jews? - Part BPastor Skip examines an important issue: Why do people hate the Jews?
- 517Israel & The Palestinians: Facts & MythsPastor Skip uncovers who is right: Israel or Palestine? He separates fact from fiction to get a clear understanding of the conflict in the Middle East.
- 518The Great Physician’s Patient Dies - Part BWhen a doctor loses a patient on the operating table, there is a deep sense of remorse and sadness in the surgical theater. Doctors are trained to save lives but sometimes even the best trained physicians are unable to control complications that lead to death. But here we discover that Christ, the Great Physician, not only knows that His patient is sick--He allows him to die! Here are three principles about Divine Medicine that we can all learn.
- 519The Peace-Stealers - Part APastor Skip shares a message about the things and people that act as thieves of our peace.
- 520The Peace-Stealers - Part BPastor Skip wraps up his message “The Peace-Stealers” and shows you why loving your neighbor is vital.
- 521Ruth 1-2 - Part APastor Skip begins a series on the book of Ruth and shows you how the story of Ruth points directly to Jesus.
- 522A Tale of Two Sisters - Part AIn 1859 Charles Dickens wrote his famous work, A Tale of Two Cities, set in London and Paris before and during the French Revolution. The story before us is set in Bethany near Jerusalem and highlights the personal relationship that two sisters had with Jesus Christ. Their broken hearts provide an excellent platform to consider how Christ deals with people in grief and loss. Let's actively probe not only their responses but ours to the incredible promise Jesus makes.
- 523Ruth 1-2 - Part BPastor Skip examines the faithfulness of Ruth even in the face of uncertainty and peril.
- 524Ruth 1-2 - Part CSkip concludes his message on Ruth 1-2 and shows you what the book of Ruth teaches us about God our Provider.
- 525Ruth 3-4 - Part APastor Skip examines Ruth 3-4 and explains what a miracle is, and why they are so special.
- 526Ruth 3-4 - Part BPastor Skip continues his teaching from the book of Ruth and encourages you to be kind, courteous, and grateful.
- 527Ruth 3-4 - Part CPastor Skip concludes his teaching on the book of Ruth and shows you how it paints a wonderful picture of what Christ did for us.
- 528A Tale of Two Sisters - Part BIn 1859 Charles Dickens wrote his famous work, A Tale of Two Cities, set in London and Paris before and during the French Revolution. The story before us is set in Bethany near Jerusalem and highlights the personal relationship that two sisters had with Jesus Christ. Their broken hearts provide an excellent platform to consider how Christ deals with people in grief and loss. Let's actively probe not only their responses but ours to the incredible promise Jesus makes.
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