Five Facets on The Diamond of Love, Part 1
December 13, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues his series, “The Royal Road of Love.” When First Corinthians 13:4 says that “love suffers long,” it means more than just patience. It means that love doesn’t take revenge. Instead, it looks for ways to be kind. Join Skip for “Five Facets on the Diamond of Love.”
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1 Corinthians 13:4
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Skip Heitzig continues the series, “The Royal Road of Love.” Without love, all of the prophecy, all of the knowledge and all of the self-sacrifice in the world is meaningless. With love, the focus is always on God. Without love, the focus is just on yourself. Join Skip for the conclusion of “The Missing Ingredient.”
December 12, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues his series, “The Royal Road of Love.” The church at Corinth was enamored with the gift of speaking in tongues, but there was no evidence of any love behind their display of that gift. And without love, it was all just noise. Join Skip for “The Missing Ingredient.”
December 11, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues his series, “The Royal Road of Love.” Paul wrote to the Corinthians about love because it was missing in their fellowship. Rather than walking in love, they were self-centered and self-willed. Why were they so riddled with problems?
December 10, 2013
Skip Heitzig begins a new series, “The Royal Road of Love.” 1 Corinthians 13 has been called “the love chapter,” and “the Beatitudes set to music.” What is the “agape” love described in this chapter, and how is it different from the other kinds of love?
December 9, 2013
Skip Heitzig finishes up his marriage series, “Keep Calm and Marry On.” God's best gifts are people, not property. God's blessing can accomplish more than any amount of human effort. So, is your marriage—and your focus—upon Him? Join Skip for the conclusion of “Are You Building a House or a Home?”
December 6, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues his series on Christian marriage, “Keep Calm and Marry On.” A house is built with earthly materials and anxious thoughts. A home is the result of strong relationships. Which is your focus, and how are you planning for the future? Join Skip for “Are You Building a House or a Home?”
December 5, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues his series “Keep Calm and Marry On.” A Christian married to a non-Christian can occur for a number of reasons, and it can create problems. But it can also be managed, and done so well: with grace and great success. Join Skip for the conclusion of “The Unequal Yoke.”
December 4, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues the series “Keep Calm and Marry On,” on Christian marriage. An “unequally yoked” marriage is one in which one spouse is a believer while the other is an unbeliever. Such relationships bring a whole host of challenges. Join Skip for “The Unequal Yoke.”
December 3, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues his special series, “Keep Calm and Marry On.” The story of Jacob in Genesis teaches us some lessons on dealing with in-laws. The role of the in-laws is to be supportive, and the role of the children is to give them honor. Join Skip for the conclusion of “In-Laws or Outlaws?”
December 2, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues his teaching series on marriage, “Keep Calm and Marry On.” When two people get married, they don't simply marry each other; they marry into an extended family. In-laws come in all descriptions, and they bring the potential for conflict. Join Skip for “In-Laws or Outlaws?”
November 29, 2013
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