A Tale of Two Sisters, Part 2
May 8, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues through the book of John in “Believe:879.” Jesus demonstrated His power over death by raising Lazarus, and by rising from death Himself. Resurrection is the central theme of the disciples’ message throughout the book of Acts. Join Skip for the conclusion of “A Tale of Two Sisters.”
References:
John 11:17-32
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Skip Heitzig continues his study series in the gospel of John, “Believe:879.” John 11 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. Join Skip for “A Tale of Two Sisters.”
May 7, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues through the book of John in “Believe:879.” The resurrection of Lazarus shows that God's delays are not God's denials. Delays do not prove that He is not on time; they prove that we don't know the big picture. Join Skip for the conclusion of “The Great Physician’s Patient Dies.”
May 6, 2013
, Skip Heitzig continues his ground-breaking study through the gospel of John. We shouldn't be surprised that believers suffer sickness. God uses sickness for our benefit, to bring us to a deeper intimacy with Christ, and for the good of others, to bolster their faith. Join Skip for “The Great Physician’s Patient Dies.”
May 3, 2013
The Connection, Skip Heitzig continues the verse-by-verse through study the book of John. John 10 shows the contrast between unbelief and belief. Unbelief is mentioned 18 times, belief only three times. It is a ratio of reality: the majority of people do not believe. Join Skip for the conclusion of “To BElieve or Not to BElieve.”
May 2, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues his series “Believe:879,” studying through the gospel of John. In John 10, Jesus asserts His deity, and the reaction is predictable—some believe while others do not. Which camp do you fall into? Join Skip for “To BElieve or Not to BElieve.”
May 1, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues “Believe:879,” a verse-by-verse series through the gospel of John. “I am the Good Shepherd” is the most popular and the best-loved of the "I Am" statements of Jesus. It resonates with our core that God cares so much for us. Join Skip for the conclusion of “What’s So Great About the Good Shepherd?”
April 30, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues his in-depth study in the book of John, “Believe:879.” Many of ancient Israel’s heroes were shepherds: Moses, David, Jacob, and the prophet Amos. When Jesus says He is the GOOD Shepherd, it means He is in a class of His own. Join Skip for “What’s So Great About the Good Shepherd?”
April 29, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues through John’s gospel in the series “Believe:879.” As the Good Shepherd, Jesus calls His own sheep by name. He leads to places of nourishment, and He lays down His life to protect them. Join Skip for the conclusion of “The Good Shepherd (and a bunch of happy sheep!)”
April 26, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues “Believe:879,” his study series through the gospel of John. Thousands of years ago, everyone understood the analogy of humans to sheep. Sheep follow one another. They are weak. And they are prone to wander. Join Skip for “The Good Shepherd (and a bunch of happy sheep!)”
April 25, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues his comprehensive study of the gospel of John, “Believe:879.” Many people say they believe in Jesus Christ but they have never made a personal, life-changing commitment to Him. "Believe" must be an active verb. Join Skip for the conclusion of “Got Any Blind Spots?”
April 24, 2013
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