Love 101: A Mid-Term Exam, Part 1
December 31, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues his series, “The Royal Road of Love.” When 1 Corinthians 13 says “love believes all things,” it doesn’t mean that love is gullible. It means that a loving person isn’t cynical or suspicious. Love sees the other as innocent until proven guilty. Join Skip for “Love 101: A Mid-Term Exam.”
References:
1 Corinthians 13:7-8
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Skip Heitzig continues his series “The Royal Road of Love.” What does the phrase “love thinks no evil” mean? It could mean that love strives to think the best about others. It could also mean that love doesn’t keep a record of wrongs. Join Skip for the conclusion of “So Easy to Say, So Hard to Do!”
December 30, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues his series “The Royal Road of Love.” In 1 Corinthians 13, Paul says that love does not behave rudely. That means that love is gracious. If we don’t treat others with graciousness, we can ruin our witness to unbelievers. Join Skip for “So Easy to Say, So Hard to Do!”
December 27, 2013
Skip Heitzig returns to his series “The Royal Road of Love.” Paul’s explanation of love in First Corinthians 13 includes some examples of what love is not. It’s as though he is saying, “That’s not what you’ve been practicing!” Join Skip for the conclusion of “Five Facets on the Diamond of Love.”
December 26, 2013
Skip Heitzig gives us a special message for Christmas. Our puritan forefathers considered Christmas to be a pagan, worldly holiday. And today, it has become so commercialized that it troubles some believers. Should we even celebrate it? Join Skip for “Can Christmas Lead You to Christ?”
December 25, 2013
Skip Heitzig gives us a special message for Christmas. Our puritan forefathers considered Christmas to be a pagan, worldly holiday. And today, it has become so commercialized that it troubles some believers. Should we even celebrate it? Join Skip for “Can Christmas Lead You to Christ?”
December 24, 2013
Skip Heitzig finishes up his series “A Red Christmas.” Christmas is all about a new start. Although we did not demand a Savior, we needed one so desperately. God saw our need and He initiated the invitation to come to Him—He sent His Son to save us. Join Skip for “Snow White.”
December 23, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues the special series, “A Red Christmas.” The Son of God became a man to enable men who are slaves to become sons of God. You never have to be in the bondage of trying to earn your way to be right with God. Join Skip for the conclusion of “Christmas-The Right Reason.”
December 20, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues the special series, “A Red Christmas.” The coming of Jesus restored our lost heritage of closeness and intimacy with God. God redeemed us and adopted us as His sons and daughters, and that is the reason we celebrate Christmas. Join Skip for “Christmas-The Right Reason.”
December 19, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues the special series, “A Red Christmas.” Unlike any other man, Jesus obeyed the law perfectly. Because He was both God and Man, He lived the perfect life we could never live and He redeemed us from our sins. Join Skip for the conclusion of “Christmas—The Right Person.”
December 18, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues his special series, “A Red Christmas.” God sent His Son to reveal Himself to the world as the concerned, compassionate, loving God. Jesus never “became” God; He was always deity, before and after His birth in Bethlehem. Join Skip for “Christmas-The Right Person.”
December 17, 2013
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