Life Hurts! Where’s God? Part 1
April 17, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues though the book of John in his study, “Believe:879.” Human suffering is the number one roadblock to faith in God. Even Jesus’ disciples believed that suffering comes as the result of sin in a person’s life. But Jesus pushed that argument aside. Join Skip for “Life Hurts!
References:
John 9:1-12
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Skip Heitzig continues “Believe:879,” an in-depth study of the book of John. The end of John 8 is the culmination of a heated argument. Jesus tells the truth to the crowd but by the end of this argument, they want to pick up stones and kill Him. Join Skip for the conclusion of “Who IS This Guy?”
April 16, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues the verse-by-verse study in the gospel of John, “Believe:879.” Jesus had friends and He also had some enemies who pretended to be friends. To the ones who at first pretended to believe, Jesus is both confrontational and controversial. Join Skip for the message, “Who IS This Guy?”
April 15, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues his journey through the book of John with “Believe:879.” Despite what many think, it doesn’t matter what your parents believed about Jesus. You must have your own personal relationship with Him in order to be saved. Join Skip for the conclusion of “The Devil’s DNA.”
April 12, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues his epic series on the gospel of John, “Believe:879.” In John 8, Jesus addressed a group that believed God was their Father, but they had murder in their heart, detested truth, and hated God's messenger. He said their true father was the devil. Join Skip for “The Devil’s DNA.”
April 11, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues his epic series on the gospel of John, “Believe:879.” In John 8, Jesus addressed a group that believed God was their Father, but they had murder in their heart, detested truth, and hated God's messenger. He said their true father was the devil. Join Skip for “The Devil’s DNA.”
April 11, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues “Believe:879,” a study through the gospel of John. What is "The Good Life"? Financial independence? The ability to do whatever you want whenever you want? Jesus offers a better brand of life: the freedom to be a genuine disciple. Join Skip for “The Best Way and Worst Way to Live.”
April 9, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues the verse-by-verse study in the gospel of John, “Believe:879.” Jesus said, “If you do not believe that I am He, you will die in your sins.” Or a better translation is “if you do not believe that I AM.” What did He mean by that? Join Skip for the conclusion of “The Worst Way and Best Way to Die.”
April 8, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues his epic study through the book of John. We can't escape death, so why don't people take it seriously enough to plan for it? Some people will die the same way they have lived—in sin, in self-righteousness, and in worldliness. Join Skip for “The Worst Way and Best Way to Die.”
April 5, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues through the gospel of John in “Believe:879.” Light is necessary for life. We can’t survive without it, physically or emotionally. In the same way, we can’t survive spiritually without “Sonlight,” the light of God's Son, Jesus. Join Skip for the conclusion of “Blinded by the Light.”
April 4, 2013
Skip Heitzig continues his study through the book of John. In bright sunlight, we tend to squint or turn away. That's true spiritually as well. When Jesus illuminated a world darkened by sin, some people, accustomed to the darkness, could only wince. Join Skip for “Blinded by the Light.”
April 3, 2013
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