Praying for all the Calvary community, thank you for sharing these teachings, you are blessed to have a Pastor like Skip, glory be to Jesus forever and always, hallelujah and amen!
I watch your UA-cam channel a lot I respect and and appreciate the way you come through with the scripture very educational and necessary for my growth in Lord may God continue to bless you
I must admit the way Pastor Skip shares Gods Word has been what I have wanted from the Church and I finally have it. I have learned so much and am so grateful. Thank you Pastor, at 50yrs old I am a loyal and happy student from Michigan
Thank you Pastor Skip! I'm so happy I found your channel! I'm from India, and I don't have any Churches nearby. Your teachings have really helped me understand the word of God and practice my faith. God bless your ministry!
I just started this series yesterday and I really like how thorough you are with the background information. You explain the verses very well and I enjoy the overall style of your presentation. Thank you for sharing God's word with us.
Thank you Pastor Skip and the CC staff. While listening to 1 Corinthians chapter 1, I was reminded of a question that I've had for years. I'm a simple man. Sometimes basic simple information and explanations work best with me. Could you please offer up your thoughts as to why Jesus didn't say to his followers some thing like:"Hey guys...next Thursday night after passover, Roman's will arrest me. Over the night hours, I will be tried and sentenced to death. At noon I will be crucified and then be placed in a tomb. When you show up Sunday morning, you will not find me in that tomb because the Father will raise me from death. And I will see you shortly after that.? Please offer any insight. God bless you all and thank you.
Hello Al, that is a great question. While there are many different ways to look at the idea of Jesus and how we foreshadowed events to his disciples. The easiest explanation seemingly would be that they would not have understood and some may not have even believed Him. Even though Jesus told Peter the exact details of his betrayal Peter still denied Him three times before the rooster crowed. We also know Jesus told the disciples several times before his death how he was going to die, two examples are Matthew 17:9 and Matthew 17:12. In Matthew 26:2 we read “As you know, the Passover is two days away-and the Son of Man will be handed over to be crucified.” While there are many reasons we can read into the scripture why Jesus did not lay out all the details of his death, burial, and resurrection all in one conversation. The reality of the situation may not be what we think. Perhaps doing so may have made the disciples afraid and scared of what was going to happen to Him. Perhaps Jesus telling his disciples those things may have gave them the wrong idea based on their understanding in comparison to God's plan. The plan that included the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus that would ultimately be the beginning of the greatest movement we have ever known.
You have some excellent content, and I am profiting thereby. My one suggestion would be to avoid the occasional lapse into the vernacular. It comes across as anti-intellectual.
Thank you for remembering us online, I am in Northern Ireland.
Bravo!!!!!
I pray God keeps you in teaching for a long long time.
In Jesus name Amen
Praying for all the Calvary community, thank you for sharing these teachings, you are blessed to have a Pastor like Skip, glory be to Jesus forever and always, hallelujah and amen!
Thank God for this U-Tube pod cast. And Skip for his great ability to pass the word of God to us.
I found this church last year and I think I've binged watched for days! Powerful preaching! Thank you Pastor Skip!
If you haven't already, I have loved watching Skip's preaching series titled The Bible from 30,000 Feet, which he also published. May God bless you.
Same
I watch your UA-cam channel a lot I respect and and appreciate the way you come through with the scripture very educational and necessary for my growth in Lord may God continue to bless you
I must admit the way Pastor Skip shares Gods Word has been what I have wanted from the Church and I finally have it. I have learned so much and am so grateful. Thank you Pastor, at 50yrs old I am a loyal and happy student from Michigan
I am a catholic, and I liked your teaching about baptism, Thanks
in Canada, thank you ! God Bless us all
Scott is so comforting to listen to. I love the absolute sovereignty of God 😅
Thank you Pastor Skip! I'm so happy I found your channel! I'm from India, and I don't have any Churches nearby. Your teachings have really helped me understand the word of God and practice my faith. God bless your ministry!
Wonderful!
iPod IPhones ki
Praying much for my brothers and sisters in India who are facing so much persecution ❤
Pastor skip is the best 👌
Love from the UK
I agree!
Thanks for welcoming us
We love you Father in heaven ❤ we love when you are mysterious to our hearts 💕...
I thank God for this amazing podcast and thanking Pastor Skip for his teachings according to the scriptures.
God Bless you all!
Thanks for listening
I ENJOYED YOUR MESSAGE
True preaching
thanks pastor Skip
greetings to your church from France
Thank you for your teaching, from Tooele Utah.
Welcome!
Thank you for welcoming me.
Thank God for your Ministry.....God Bless you!!!
Great teaching
What a powerful message. ❤
Jesus is coming
Thank you so much
Strength and grace in the power of the name ha shem Yeshua. Amen!
"Schwarzenegger-esque"! Welch herrliche Wortschöpfung! Skip Heitzig hat einen wunderbaren Humor.
Amen for the master,🙌🙌
I'm watching you from Northern Alabama
Skip!
We are ALL found!
skip you great
I just started this series yesterday and I really like how thorough you are with the background information. You explain the verses very well and I enjoy the overall style of your presentation. Thank you for sharing God's word with us.
50:30 A little drop of sweat...Appreciate your work :)
Amen
Amen🙌
@38:04
1 Corinthians 2
God is not in a hurry. Neither should a Bible study
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Thank you Pastor Skip and the CC staff. While listening to 1 Corinthians chapter 1, I was reminded of a question that I've had for years. I'm a simple man. Sometimes basic simple information and explanations work best with me. Could you please offer up your thoughts as to why Jesus didn't say to his followers some thing like:"Hey guys...next Thursday night after passover, Roman's will arrest me. Over the night hours, I will be tried and sentenced to death. At noon I will be crucified and then be placed in a tomb. When you show up Sunday morning, you will not find me in that tomb because the Father will raise me from death. And I will see you shortly after that.? Please offer any insight. God bless you all and thank you.
Hello Al, that is a great question. While there are many different ways to look at the idea of Jesus and how we foreshadowed events to his disciples. The easiest explanation seemingly would be that they would not have understood and some may not have even believed Him. Even though Jesus told Peter the exact details of his betrayal Peter still denied Him three times before the rooster crowed.
We also know Jesus told the disciples several times before his death how he was going to die, two examples are Matthew 17:9 and Matthew 17:12. In Matthew 26:2 we read
“As you know, the Passover is two days away-and the Son of Man will be handed over to be crucified.”
While there are many reasons we can read into the scripture why Jesus did not lay out all the details of his death, burial, and resurrection all in one conversation. The reality of the situation may not be what we think. Perhaps doing so may have made the disciples afraid and scared of what was going to happen to Him. Perhaps Jesus telling his disciples those things may have gave them the wrong idea based on their understanding in comparison to God's plan. The plan that included the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus that would ultimately be the beginning of the greatest movement we have ever known.
You have some excellent content, and I am profiting thereby. My one suggestion would be to avoid the occasional lapse into the vernacular. It comes across as anti-intellectual.