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Skip Heitzig ministers to over 15,000 people as senior pastor of Calvary Church in Albuquerque. He reaches out to thousands across the nation and throughout the world through his multimedia ministry including a nationwide half-hour radio program, Connect with Skip Heitzig. He is the author of several books including Bloodline, You Can Understand the Book of Revelation, and The Bible from 30,000 Feet.

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Connect with Skip Heitzig

Skip Heitzig

July 13, 2026

That’s Life in the Big City! - Part B

People are more important to God than projects, and volunteers are at the heart of God's work. The emphasis on worship is vital, and it restores the soul, making work more satisfying. The Protestant Reformation brought music back into the church, and the most important book next to the Bible was the hymnal. God is looking for willing volunteers, and availability is better than ability. [... more]

Connect with Skip Heitzig

Skip Heitzig

July 10, 2026

That’s Life in the Big City! - Part A

Nehemiah faces the challenge of repopulating the city of Jerusalem, which is described as a holy city, set apart for divine purposes. He imposes a lottery to bring 10% of the people into the city, and the chapter lists the names of those who willingly offered themselves to dwell in Jerusalem. The city's significance is emphasized, and its importance is compared to other cities, with Jerusalem being the geographic center of the earth, the salvation center, the storm center, and ultimately, the glory center of the earth. [... more]

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Skip Heitzig

July 09, 2026

First Things First - Part B

In Nehemiah 10, the people of Israel make a commitment to follow God's authority, maintain pure relationships, observe the Sabbath, and prioritize financial responsibility. They also make a commitment to fund the public worship and support the priests and Levites. The passage emphasizes the importance of putting God first in all areas of life, including relationships, schedules, and finances. [... more]

Connect with Skip Heitzig

Skip Heitzig

July 08, 2026

First Things First - Part A

The people of Israel, having recently rebuilt the city of Jerusalem, undergo a spiritual reckoning, committing to prioritize scriptural authority and relational purity in their lives, families, and nation, marking a significant shift from their past lukewarm faith. [... more]

Connect with Skip Heitzig

Skip Heitzig

July 07, 2026

A Nation That Prays Together Stays Together - Part B

Pastor Skip Heitzig shares a message on the importance of a healthy prayer life, emphasizing the need for adoration, reflection, confession, petition, and submission to God. He uses the example of Ezra's prayer in Nehemiah 9 to illustrate this pattern, highlighting the benefits of confessing sin and making specific petitions to God. He also encourages listeners to broaden their prayer life beyond simple 'popcorn prayers' and to seek a deeper relationship with God through faithful prayer. [... more]

Connect with Skip Heitzig

Skip Heitzig

July 06, 2026

A Nation That Prays Together Stays Together - Part A

Mature prayer begins with adoration, focusing on God's greatness and uniqueness. It's essential to realize who we're talking to, and adoration helps elevate our perspective, making us aware that God is capable of handling our problems. Effective prayer also involves reflection, looking back at God's faithfulness and our unfaithfulness, and acknowledging His mercy and forgiveness. This is demonstrated in the prayer in Nehemiah 9, where the people reflect on God's historical faithfulness and their own unfaithfulness, and offer their petitions to Him. [... more]

Wisdom for the Heart

Dr. Stephen Davey

July 06, 2026

Faith . . . and a Wicker Basket (Exodus 2:1-10)

Amram and Jacobed, a Hebrew couple, exercise faith by hiding their newborn son Moses from Pharaoh's edict to kill all male Hebrew children. They devise a plan to save Moses, and with the help of Miriam, his sister, they successfully place him in a basket and present him to Pharaoh's daughter, who adopts him and names him Moses. This story illustrates the power of faith in making decisions and shaping one's life, as well as the impact of faith on those around us. [... more]

Connect with Skip Heitzig

Skip Heitzig

July 03, 2026

The Transformation of a Nation - Part B

The Bible is being read and understood, leading to spiritual revival, conviction, repentance, and forgiveness. The people are mourning over their sin, but then they rejoice in God's mercy and forgiveness. They obey God's commands, and their lives are changed, proving themselves to be true believers. [... more]

Connect with Skip Heitzig

Skip Heitzig

July 02, 2026

The Transformation of a Nation - Part A

A spiritual awakening takes place when a group of people have exposure to hearing the word of God, leading to transformation and revival. The people of Jerusalem, led by Ezra, gather to hear the law of Moses, demonstrating their hunger for spiritual nourishment and their desire to understand the scriptures. [... more]

Connect with Skip Heitzig

Skip Heitzig

July 01, 2026

Promise Keeper - Part B

The rebuilding of Jerusalem and the return of the people marked a trigger point in God's prophetic calendar, starting a countdown to the coming of Jesus. God's promises are precise, personal, and precise, and faithfulness doesn't always look flashy, but it has a footprint and is a part of God's unfolding redemption. When God keeps a promise, he often uses people with open hands, and people respond to the completion of the work by giving generously, reflecting a gratitude response to fulfilled promises. [... more]

Connect with Skip Heitzig

Skip Heitzig

June 30, 2026

Promise Keeper - Part A

God finishes what he starts, keeping his promises and fulfilling his covenant with his people. The story of Nehemiah and the Israelites serves as a reminder that God's promises are not just vague promises, but are fulfilled in his own time and way. Trusting in God's promises requires faith and understanding that his ways are not our ways, and his timing is not our timing. [... more]

Connect with Skip Heitzig

Skip Heitzig

June 29, 2026

Finished but Still Fighting - Part B

Christian obedience and faithfulness can lead to spiritual victory, but this does not necessarily mean that unbelievers will repent or convert. Instead, they may become fearful or disheartened, and the enemy may shift from attack mode to influence mode, using tactics such as flattery and fear to undermine spiritual progress. Leaders must develop spiritual discernment and emotional endurance to navigate these challenges and stay vigilant after spiritual success, recognizing that the work of God is not finished until the end of one's life. [... more]

Connect with Skip Heitzig

Skip Heitzig

June 26, 2026

Finished but Still Fighting - Part A

Nehemiah's completion of the wall in Jerusalem is a testament to God's power and favor, but it also marks the beginning of a new set of challenges and trials. As Christians, we must recognize that finishing one assignment doesn't mean the mission is over, and that we will face opposition and temptation after our greatest triumphs. We must stay faithful to what God has called us to build and trust in His presence and power to guide us through the difficult times. [... more]

Connect with Skip Heitzig

Skip Heitzig

June 25, 2026

Focused in the Face of Distraction - Part B

Nehemiah teaches us to stand firm in our faith and not let distractions, such as spiritual manipulation and peer pressure, deter us from our mission. We must cultivate courage through prayer and surround ourselves with spiritual truth to stay focused on what God has called us to do. [... more]

Connect with Skip Heitzig

Skip Heitzig

June 24, 2026

Focused in the Face of Distraction - Part A

Nehemiah stays focused in the face of distraction as he rebuilds the walls of Jerusalem, while Satan uses deceit, diplomacy, and distractions to try and pull him off track. Nehemiah's laser-like focus on his mission and single-minded ambition to serve God give him the strength to resist these distractions and stay on course. [... more]

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Skip Heitzig

June 23, 2026

Complainers in Our Midst - Part B

Nehemiah channels his righteous indignation into a thoughtful, prayerful presentation, confronting the nobles and rulers about their oppressive behavior, and ultimately resolving the issue through confrontation, confession, and correction, all guided by the fear of God. [... more]

Connect with Skip Heitzig

Skip Heitzig

June 22, 2026

Complainers in Our Midst - Part A

Complaining can lead to internal strife and hinder progress, as seen in the story of Nehemiah and the people of Jerusalem who were rebuilding the walls. Nehemiah's deep, intense anger at the situation is a righteous indignation that drives him to take action and address the problem. [... more]

Encouraging Prayer

James Banks

June 20, 2026

The Missing Peace

David's Psalms offer guidance on finding peace of mind through prayer and faith. By turning one's face to God, individuals can experience His presence and spiritual growth, even in the midst of challenges. Quietly seeking God's face, rather than relying on external distractions, is key to receiving His blessing and peace. [... more]

Connect with Skip Heitzig

Skip Heitzig

June 19, 2026

A Shovel and a Sword - Part B

God didn't call us to overthrow the government, take over the city, and go back to Jerusalem. He called us to work for the peace and prosperity of the place where He sent us, even if it's a foreign land. We need to guard the gaps in our lives, be alert to what's broken down, and take responsibility for it. We should be the hardest workers in our city, making an impact for good, and using the word of God to preach the gospel and see lives changed and transformed. [... more]

Connect with Skip Heitzig

Skip Heitzig

June 18, 2026

A Shovel and a Sword - Part A

Nate Heitzig teaches that when we start building for the kingdom, the enemy sends opposition, and we must be prepared to fight for our families, church, and city. He shares from Nehemiah chapter 4, highlighting the Israelites' discouragement and threats from the enemy, and emphasizes the importance of clearing out the rubble of our past and staying focused on the vision God has given us. [... more]