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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- 1249Galatians 6 - Part APastor Skip shows you that you will still struggle with sin—and how a response like David’s in Psalm 51 brings cleansing, renewal, and a restored heart before God.
- 1250Galatians 6 - Part BPastor Skip explains how spiritual people respond when someone stumbles—and why restoring others with gentleness is one of the clearest marks of living under grace.
- 1251Galatians 6 - Part CToday you’ll discover why some burdens can only be carried with the help of others—and how God uses community to strengthen you when life feels too heavy.
- 1252Four Things to Do on EasterPastor Skip shares a special Easter-focused message—inviting you to take a fresh look at the claims of Christ and why His resurrection stands as the ultimate proof of real, lasting hope.
- 1253This Old House - Part AGod has been building His "house" since He first made the world. This is not a physical home nor a temple of worship as much as an assembly of peoples whom He has gathered to Himself. The stones He chooses are human beings in relationship to Christ, the cornerstone foundation. Let's consider God's site-plan for this construction project today.
- 1254I Love God—but My Neighbor? - Part APastor Skip explains why loving others isn’t automatic—even with the Holy Spirit in us—and why spiritual growth requires intentional obedience.
- 1255I Love God—but My Neighbor? - Part BToday you’ll learn how real love begins with how you see people—and why we often miss opportunities to show compassion because we’re too focused on ourselves.
- 1256I Love Church, but It’s Hard to Read the Bible - Part APastor Skip reminds you that Scripture isn’t just inspiring—it’s comprehensive, complete, and fully sufficient for every need of your soul.
- 1257I Love Church, but It’s Hard to Read the Bible - Part BToday you’ll discover why God’s Word is the most stable foundation you can stand on—and how memorizing Scripture equips you for the moments you need truth most.
- 1258I’m a Christian, but It’s Hard to Forgive - Part APastor Skip shows why forgiveness matters so deeply to Jesus—and how choosing to forgive can restore relationships and free your heart.
- 1259This Old House - Part BGod has been building His "house" since He first made the world. This is not a physical home nor a temple of worship as much as an assembly of peoples whom He has gathered to Himself. The stones He chooses are human beings in relationship to Christ, the cornerstone foundation. Let's consider God's site-plan for this construction project today.
- 1260I’m a Christian, but It’s Hard to Forgive - Part BPastor Skip shows why forgiven people become forgiving people—and how releasing bitterness is one of the clearest evidences of a transformed life.
- 1261I’m Saved, but I Feel Addicted - Part AToday you’ll hear why forgiveness shapes your reputation—and how letting go of grudges displays Christ’s love in your workplace, your relationships, and your daily interactions.
- 1262I’m Saved, but I Feel Addicted - Part BPastor Skip offers a biblical approach to overcoming addiction—reminding you that while change isn’t instant or easy, God gives real principles to help you conquer the flesh.
- 1263I Believe, but My Mental Health Is Suffering - Part AToday you’ll learn why victory begins with truth—because when the enemy attacks, you stand firm by knowing who you are in Christ and choosing to act on what God says is true.
- 1264I Believe, but My Mental Health Is Suffering - Part BPastor Skip unpacks what Scripture says about your mental health—and why renewing your mind with God’s truth can transform discouragement, fear, and emotional struggle.
- 1265Maximum Impact - Part AHow can Christ-followers make the most meaningful impact on the unbelieving world? That was in Peter's mind when he wrote this letter to scattered believers facing hostility from their neighbors. Four principles that transcend time stand out here; these will encourage us and empower us as we seek to influence our world for Christ and leave a lasting impression.
- 1266I’m Saved, but I Feel Like I’m Never Doing Enough - Part APastor Skip explains why the gospel isn’t about doing more for God—but about what Christ has already done for you—and how legalism steals the joy of that freedom.
- 1267I’m Saved, but I Feel Like I’m Never Doing Enough - Part BToday you’ll be encouraged to see your spiritual growth the way God sees it—not as a finished product, but as a masterpiece in progress—and why discouragement doesn’t have the final word.
- 1268Help! I’m Getting Canceled as a Christian - Part APastor Skip shows that cancel culture isn’t new—and why Scripture says believers can rejoice when opposition comes, knowing God sees and rewards faithfulness.
- 1269Help! I’m Getting Canceled as a Christian - Part BToday you’ll learn how to keep a clear and healthy conscience—through prayer, Scripture, and staying connected with God’s people—so you can walk with confidence and peace.
- 1270Help! I Don’t Know How to Share My Faith - Part APastor Skip explains why genuine evangelism doesn’t start with memorizing a script—it starts with compassion. When you care, you’ll share, and God will work through your faithfulness.
- 1271Maximum Impact - Part BHow can Christ-followers make the most meaningful impact on the unbelieving world? That was in Peter's mind when he wrote this letter to scattered believers facing hostility from their neighbors. Four principles that transcend time stand out here; these will encourage us and empower us as we seek to influence our world for Christ and leave a lasting impression.
- 1272Help! I Don’t Know How to Share My Faith - Part BPastor Skip encourages you to share your faith with confidence—reminding you that your job is to plant the seed, and God is the One who makes it grow in the hearts of those who hear.
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