
Connect with Skip Heitzig Podcast
From 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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- 865John 12:12-50 - Part CPastor Skip shows you that the cross freed you from the sting of death and the power of sin.
- 866John 13 - Part APastor Skip examines the final hours as Jesus marched toward the culmination of His purpose on earth.
- 867John 13 - Part BPastor Skip encourages you with the truth about the security of your salvation in Christ.
- 868John 13 - Part CPastor Skip challenges you to love and serve unconditionally, just like Jesus.
- 869The Gifts That Keep on Giving - Part AIt's possible to give without loving but it's impossible to love without giving— Richard Braunstein. Part of God's nature is that He shows His love by His generous gifts. "For God so loved the world that He gave..." (John 3: 16). Here, in the opening lines of Jesus' prayer to His Father, He requests a gift from His Father and acknowledges three other gifts—two given to the Son by the Father, and one given by the Son to us. These are the gifts that keep on giving!
- 870John 14:1-26 - Part APastor Skip examines how Jesus comforts and commands us to not be troubled in our hearts.
- 871John 14:1-26 - Part BPastor Skip reveals the astonishing truth that Jesus’ followers will do greater things than Jesus himself did on earth.
- 872John 14:1-26 - Part CPastor Skip looks at Jesus’ promise to send a helper, his Holy Spirit.
- 873John 14:12-15:27 - Part APastor Skip explores the work that Jesus is doing now as an intercessor to the Father.
- 874John 14:12-15:27 - Part BPastor Skip shows you the purifying power of God’s Word in our lives.
- 875The Gifts That Keep on Giving - Part BIt's possible to give without loving but it's impossible to love without giving— Richard Braunstein. Part of God's nature is that He shows His love by His generous gifts. "For God so loved the world that He gave..." (John 3: 16). Here, in the opening lines of Jesus' prayer to His Father, He requests a gift from His Father and acknowledges three other gifts—two given to the Son by the Father, and one given by the Son to us. These are the gifts that keep on giving!
- 876John 14:12-15:27 - Part CPastor Skip explores the joy and peace that Jesus offers those who follow Him.
- 877John 16 - Part APastor Skip shows you how even amid the disciples sorrow and fear Jesus continues to make promises and offer encouragement about the future.
- 878John 16 - Part BPastor Skip shows you that the role of a good church that’s filled with the Holy Spirit is to point to the person of Jesus.
- 879John 16 - Part CPastor Skip reveals how the disciples hope gained a whole new dimension after the resurrection.
- 880John 17 - Part APastor Skip examines what disciples one request of Jesus – to teach them how to pray – reveals about the importance of prayer.
- 881How Followers Are Formed - Part AOkay, so which is it? Did I choose God or did God choose me? Perspective is everything! If you look at it from the divine viewpoint, you'll say God chose. If you're looking at it from a human viewpoint, you'll say we do the choosing. But why can't both be true? I suppose you can sit around, scratch your head, and try to ponder such imponderables, or you can sigh happily and say with a grateful heart, "I'm elated that He chose me!" But you should also ask yourself another question while you're at it—What am I going to do about it now?
- 882John 17 - Part BPastor Skip reveals that you as a believer in Christ are God’s gift to Jesus.
- 883John 17 - Part CPastor Skip examines our role as Christians to go out into the world, to permeate the mess and bring healing.
- 884John 18 - Part APastor Skip examines two gardens where life began.
- 885John 18 - Part BPastor Skip encourages you with the truth that you can be restored to God – all it takes is turning back to Him and taking one step.
- 886John 18 - Part CPastor Skip shows you that Jesus wants to sit on the throne of your life as Lord.
- 887How Followers Are Formed - Part BOkay, so which is it? Did I choose God or did God choose me? Perspective is everything! If you look at it from the divine viewpoint, you'll say God chose. If you're looking at it from a human viewpoint, you'll say we do the choosing. But why can't both be true? I suppose you can sit around, scratch your head, and try to ponder such imponderables, or you can sigh happily and say with a grateful heart, "I'm elated that He chose me!" But you should also ask yourself another question while you're at it—What am I going to do about it now?
- 888John 19:1-22 - Part APastor Skip shares a teaching from John 19 and reminds us that God is never caught off guard, and He never messes up.
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