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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- 1451 Corinthians 12:10 - Part CThe spiritual gifts we don't fully understand often evoke uncertainty, confusion, and even fear for some. In this message, Skip brings some clarity to the spiritual gift of tongues.
- 1461 Corinthians 12:11-13:13 - Part AEvery believer is a functioning, essential part in the body of Christ. In this message, Skip shares how you can serve God effectively as part of the church.
- 1471 Corinthians 12:11-13:13 - Part BGod loves every one of His children equally. In this message, Skip shares how valuable you are to the Lord and how He includes you in His plans to reach a lost world with His love.
- 1481 Corinthians 12:11-13:13 - Part CWhen God gifts us with unique talents and skills, we must remain humble so we can reach more people for Jesus. In this message, Skip shares how God's love can influence your spiritual gifts.
- 149To Grow Up, You Must Grow Down! - Part B"They that know God will be humble, and they that know themselves cannot be proud!" That's what British Puritan John Flavel once said. And that’s how John the Baptist once lived! John the Baptist and his followers provide some great applicational fodder for how Christians should get along and humble themselves before one another and God. For any Christian believer who wants to spiritually grow up and grow strong, he must first grow down.
- 1501 Corinthians 14:1-35 - Part AWe all have control issues to some degree, and it can be hard to totally trust the Lord. In this message, Skip shares how your life can be more abundant when you surrender to the Holy Spirit's control.
- 1511 Corinthians 14:1-35 - Part BJust like anything God gives us, our spiritual gifts can be misused, and we must allow Him to govern their use. In this message, Skip shares how you can discern whether the gifts of the Spirit are being properly used.
- 1521 Corinthians 14:1-35 - Part CSome spiritual gifts seem more mysterious and confusing than others. In this message, Skip shares how God intended the gift of tongues to be used to build His church.
- 1531 Corinthians 15:1-34 - Part AThe apostle Paul wrote to the Corinthians to bring much-needed clarity about Christ's resurrection. In this message, Skip shares what Jesus' resurrection means for your life today—and your eternal future.
- 1541 Corinthians 15:1-34 - Part BMany of the Christians in Corinth didn't grasp just how vital Christ's resurrection was. In this message, Skip shares why Jesus' resurrection means you can trust in all of God's promises.
- 155The Nail Everything Hangs On - Part AImagine if everything you valued was in a sack, hanging on the wall from one nail. It surely must be a strong nail, or you're lost! If life could all be boiled down to one thing or one word or one most important principle, what would it be? What is the irreducible minimum for everything and everyone? John answers that here, saying that Jesus Christ is the nail that everything hangs on. He determined what has been and what will be. Thus our knowledge of Him and relationship to Him is paramount above everything else.
- 1561 Corinthians 15:1-34 - Part CDeath isn't the end of the line for the believer. In this message, Skip shares about the ultimate hope you can find in Jesus' resurrection.
- 1571 Corinthians 15:20-58 - Part AThe resurrection of Jesus is arguably the most important moment in history. In this message, Skip shares why this event is so important for you to understand.
- 1581 Corinthians 15:20-58 - Part BJesus' resurrection hinted at an important event in our own futures. In this message, Skip gives you some major insight on what Christ's resurrection means for you.
- 1591 Corinthians 15:20-58 - Part CBecause of the fall and the resulting sin that dwells in each of us, our physical bodies aren't perfect and won't ever be. In this message, Skip talks about a future time when you're going to receive a new—and perfect—body.
- 1601 Corinthians 16 - Part AKeeping our eyes on heaven and eternity can help us make a bigger impact on earth. In this message, Skip shares about the practical things the apostle Paul was concerned about—and how this affects your life today.
- 161The Nail Everything Hangs On - Part BImagine if everything you valued was in a sack, hanging on the wall from one nail. It surely must be a strong nail, or you're lost! If life could all be boiled down to one thing or one word or one most important principle, what would it be? What is the irreducible minimum for everything and everyone? John answers that here, saying that Jesus Christ is the nail that everything hangs on. He determined what has been and what will be. Thus our knowledge of Him and relationship to Him is paramount above everything else.
- 1621 Corinthians 16 - Part BThe apostle Paul's sole focus in life was sharing the good news of Jesus. In this message, Skip draws on Paul's life to encourage you to keep pursuing Christ passionately.
- 1631 Corinthians 16 - Part CEvery person in the body of Christ is precious to God. In this message, Skip shares how you can cherish and uplift your brothers and sisters in Christ.
- 164The Giant of Conformity - Part ADaniel and his three friends were pressured to conform while in captivity, but they refused. In the message "The Giant of Conformity, Skip shares about the source of their strength to make such a courageous stand.
- 165The Giant of Conformity - Part BThe world around us is not sympathetic to the Christian cause. In fact, it would like nothing more than to make us conform to its standards. In the message "The Giant of Conformity," Skip shares how you can stand for your faith.
- 166The Giant of Silence - Part AThe old saying goes, "Silence is golden"—but only sometimes. Other times, to be silent is to be complicit. In the message "The Giant of Silence," Skip shares how John the Baptist spoke out against evil and immorality.
- 167Refreshment! - Part AYou know the feeling of swallowing ice-cold water on a hot day or after a savory meal—it's refreshing! That cool, invigorating sip revitalizes you from the inside out and makes you say, "Ahh!" Well, that experience is not limited to the physical realm, but is even more satisfying in the spiritual realm when dealing with Living Water. Jesus came to give thirst-quenching spiritual life to every parched soul on the planet. When was the last time you drank deeply?
- 168The Giant of Silence - Part BJohn the Baptist confronted a powerful political leader of his day, even when there were consequences. In the message "The Giant of Silence," Skip shares why Christians must enter the public square to dialogue about moral issues.
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