Connect with Skip Heitzig Podcast

What if the very things you hate—like trials and temptations—are God’s tools to grow you? Learn why those moments might just be your path to maturity.

Are you growing up in your faith—or just getting older? Pastor Skip kicks off a brand-new series in James that challenges you to grow in every area of your life.

Is there really someone out there who sees it all—and still loves you? Pastor Skip points to the one true “extraterrestrial” who stepped into our world to save it.

You can find an unending supply of books, pamphlets, and articles on discipleship in Christian churches and bookstores. Many of them will be predictably regimented and conventional, giving solid biblical references and calling Christians to ardently follow Christ—all great stuff. But not everyone's spiritual journey is identical. Some disciples are unexpected, and so is their story. Here are two disciples of Jesus who've been in the background and now step forward to care for the body of Christ after His death. Let's allow their story to inspire us.

What makes you different from everything else God created? Pastor Skip explores what it means to be made in God’s image—and how that shapes your purpose.

How does Satan still twist God’s Word today? Pastor Skip reveals the ancient deception that’s still at work—and why it matters in your walk with God.

Is there really life after death? Pastor Skip takes you to Scripture for a stunning look at the reality of resurrection and what it means for your future.

What kind of impact is your life making on others? Pastor Skip unpacks how God can use you to bless and refresh people around you in powerful ways.

Is it ever too late to influence your kids for Christ? Pastor Skip shares why it’s never too late to speak truth—and how your words can still leave a legacy.

Watching someone you love die is always a heart-wrenching experience, especially when the victim experiences great suffering. For the apostle John, the death of Jesus was likewise difficult-but he saw a glimmer of hope, a silver lining in the dark clouds of death. This death was long ago anticipated and was being carefully monitored from the control center of heaven. Today we see why that's important.