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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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- 1345How to Backslide - Part BPastor Skip explains why caring for your soul, mind, and body is not selfish—it’s good stewardship before God.
- 1346Lessons from a City in Shambles - Part APastor Skip looks at what the rise and fall of Jerusalem can teach us about the future of our nation.
- 1347Lessons from a City in Shambles - Part BPastor Skip shares what real prayer looks like and why prayer is as vital to your faith as breathing is to your body.
- 1348Philippians 1:1-14 - Part APastor Skip explains how Paul stayed faithful to God’s calling even when suffering and hardship stood in the way.
- 1349When Holiness Meets Hostility - Part AFaith is not neutral. It’s a powerful and dynamic force that changes behavior (if it is genuine faith). Unbelief is also a powerful force, and when believers try to live out their faith in an unbelieving environment, there are some predictable and unavoidable results. Let’s consider four truths from Peter’s pen that will be helpful when God’s holy people meet up with a hostile world.
- 1350Philippians 1:1-14 - Part BPastor Skip reveals how God’s love gives you the capacity to love others with endurance and grace.
- 1351Philippians 1:1-14 - Part CPastor Skip explains why love needs both compassion and discernment to reflect the character of Christ well.
- 1352Philippians 1:12-30 - Part APastor Skip shares how God directs not only your steps—but even the unexpected stops along the way.
- 1353Philippians 1:12-30 - Part BPastor Skip reminds you that while people may fail, God’s message never loses its power.
- 1354Philippians 1:12-30 - Part CPastor Skip challenges you to make the most of every opportunity God gives you to impact others for eternity.
- 1355When Holiness Meets Hostility - Part BFaith is not neutral. It’s a powerful and dynamic force that changes behavior (if it is genuine faith). Unbelief is also a powerful force, and when believers try to live out their faith in an unbelieving environment, there are some predictable and unavoidable results. Let’s consider four truths from Peter’s pen that will be helpful when God’s holy people meet up with a hostile world.
- 1356Philippians 2:1-18 - Part APastor Skip explains why humility "greases the gears of relationship"—and how adding a little humility might change even your most difficult relationships.
- 1357Philippians 2:1-18 - Part BPastor Skip shares why every person who has ever lived will one day confess that Jesus Christ is Lord—and why making that decision now changes your eternity.
- 1358Philippians 2:1-18 - Part CPastor Skip challenges believers to become "glow-in-the-dark people"—bringing God's light and hope into a world that desperately needs both.
- 1359Philippians 2:19-30 - Part APastor Skip explains what it means to have the mind of Christ—and why serving others may require giving up some of your own rights and preferences.
- 1360Philippians 2:19-30 - Part BPastor Skip introduces the one person the apostle Paul said was truly like-minded with him—and reveals what made Timothy's faith and character so exceptional.
- 1361A Reason for Every “Ouch!” - Part APerhaps the most common word in our language is the tiny word, "Ouch!" Every day, it's repeatedly expressed in variant forms around the world. It's a word that conveys pain and suffering. Peter’s audience knew all about suffering, but they didn't always know how it could actually be used for anything good. Christ's own sufferings provide the best example of both the power and usefulness of suffering.
- 1362Philippians 3 - Part APastor Skip explains why you have more reasons to be joyful than you may realize—and why anyone who says otherwise has a problem: the apostle Paul.
- 1363Philippians 3 - Part BPastor Skip explains why legalism minimizes what Jesus has done for you—and why the gospel is truly good news for anyone who's tired of trying to earn God's approval.
- 1364Philippians 3 - Part CPastor Skip asks a surprising question: Why would the apostle Paul say, "That I may know Him," after already following Jesus for thirty years? Discover why you should never stop pursuing Christ.
- 1365Philippians 4 - Part APastor Skip explores one of the Bible's greatest promises: the day believers will be transformed forever and caught up to be with Christ. You’ll discover how this promise gives you not only hope for the future, but strength for right now.
- 1366Philippians 4 - Part BPastor Skip shares a surprising cure for anxiety. Discover why, when it comes to your worry, the contrast is the solution.
- 1367A Reason for Every “Ouch!” - Part BPerhaps the most common word in our language is the tiny word, "Ouch!" Every day, it's repeatedly expressed in variant forms around the world. It's a word that conveys pain and suffering. Peter’s audience knew all about suffering, but they didn't always know how it could actually be used for anything good. Christ's own sufferings provide the best example of both the power and usefulness of suffering.
- 1368Philippians 4 - Part CPastor Skip explains why contentment isn't something you're born with—it's something you learn. And sometimes, the only way to learn it is to go through hardship.
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