I was a muslim and converted to being a follower of our Lord Jesus Christ... I prayed to God one time with all my heart asking him to show me if he's real and he did. The holy spirit has been helping me in faith and in acceptance to God's words. I hope to keep growing in the knowledge of his truth. Amen❤❤❤❤❤
Moreso, God's made it possible for me to help my local church and my community as I keep getting $65,000 monthly from the digital market. I started with $7,500
The Bible clearly speaks of a transference of wealth unto the righteous. It's a thing of joy seeing the scriptures fulfilled in your life. Keep experiencing heaven's best for you. Amen
So grateful for Pastor Skip and his devotion to expounding on Scripture... I'm on my first reading of complete Bible (saved 2 years ago) and his ability to make Scripture understandable has deeply impacted my life ❤✝️🙏
He has a great book I just found that helps explain the books of the Bible. It is the most interesting take on each book using each letter from the word FLIGHT to explain the books. F is Facts, L is Landmarks, I is Itinerary., G is Gospel & how each book is tied to it, H is History & T is Travel Tips. And then he has an In-Flight section which is his compact version of his teaching on each book of the Bible. It is a hard bound book & is such a unique take on breaking down the books of the Bible. I highly recommend it.
PLEASE turn down the volume when the sponsers adds interrupt the video! It's so much louder it makes me jump and physically hurts with its sudden, unexpected volume. Please, PLEASE turn it down!
Yes! Exactly how it effects me. Glad to know someone else is sensitive to this - makes me want to stop listening. I really don't like to complain like this and can usually overlook but not this time.
I was hoping that someone would address this, although perhaps worded in a gentler way. I listen on audio because I can't have my screen on constantly at work. I hope Alisa just made a mistake with the loud intro/ads/conclusion music, and that she can fix it with normalized volume for the next episode.
I've commented on this multiple times since the new sound effects were implemented. Alisa and her husband produce excellent quality material but this oversight is causing a major negative impact. Hoping they fix it soon!
@@bilandshark you are weak in mind and so insult truth! You will never understand scripture if you take it literally it tells you that all through it! But you can’t hear and so look for people to agree to your false interpretation 🤙🏻
I just bought a great book from Skip that helps explain each book of the Bible using the FLIGHT acronym. It's interesting how he came up with the idea for the book. It's called the Bible From 30,000 Feet. He uses each letter form the word FLIGHT to break down the book. F is Facts, L is Landmarks, I is Itinerary - key points & memorable moments, G is gospel which explains Jesus in every book, H is History, T is Travel Tips - points of application. He then has an In-Flight portion that is a compact version of his teachings on each book. I highly recommend it. Good stuff!
I love Skip's book: The Bible From 30,000 Feet. It is an awesome resource for understanding each book of the Bible & I highly recommend it! He uses the word FLIGHT & takes each letter to break down the books of the Bible. F is Facts, Lis Landmarks, I is Itinerary - the key points & memorable moments, G is Gospel, Jesus in every book, H is History & T is Travel Tips - points of practical application. Then he does an In Flight section which is his compact teaching on the book. It is hard bound & an excellent resource!
AC That was not G. K. Chesterton quotation, “A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes” is a quote by the American writer Mark Twain who was an atheist.
"A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes" has been falsely attributed to Mark Twain, Winston Churchill and Thomas Jefferson. It's most likely a twist on a Jonathan Swift line: "Falsehood flies, and truth comes limping after it."
Really appreciate Pastor Skip. Thank you so much, both of you, for your faithfulness to sound doctrine and truth. It helps more than you know! Also, that was a *great* 60-second description of the story of the Bible. I'm rewinding and writing that down!
Very interesting talk, thanks. Couple of points, I think at 40:20 the argument to negate 4th commandment is dodgy. Why do otherwise rigorous thinkers invariably obfuscate this one…? Well, I have some sympathy, considering how disruptive an honest appraisal would be… Also, at 39:10, Alisa mentions prohibition against eating shellfish as example of commandment that doesn’t apply past Old Testament. This may or may not be the case, but I think embarrassment around the guidance re unclean foods is actually misplaced. Rather, the early science involved in classification of clean and unclean is clever and in some cases quite subtle. Anyway, would we prefer to live in a society where eating cats and dogs is normal?
Most lifelong Christians are new to the Bible. Most have never read it. And considering how many books Childers, McDowell, Koukl are writing, to get through all of their books leaves no time for the Bible. Josh McDowell has written over 150 books. God was only able to write 66 books.
Of course not. We read straight from the Bible to our kids and some of the more racy stuff goes over their heads. When they ask questions, we just use simple PG language to explain it, or look specific topics up on Got Questions for clarification. Don’t overthink it. Kids can handle it!
@@kimberlymurray304 But how are so many deaths and cruelties PG? What is the sense of telling something and at the same time not telling it? Either it is necessary or it is not. They have no idea what is being read to them. Neither for better nor for worse. These things are difficult for mature adults to understand. Imagine for the children!
@@EduardoRodriguez-du2vdI mean, if you want to talk yourself out of reading the Bible to your child, then so be it. Read a Bible storybook for now or pick and choose narratives, but kids can handle more than we think.
@@kimberlymurray304 I'm a retired educator of 35 years, my last 20 years as an elementary school counselor. Reading the whole Bible to young children is a bit foolish. It is certainly not developmentally appropriate for their very concrete developing brains. Read age-appropriate stories they can learn a practical application for life from, not heavy stuff that makes no sense to their developing minds like Levitical law. I mean honestly. And no, kids can't handle more than we think they can. Children are not mini adults. Most adults these days can barely handle anything & that's for Christian adults! We put children under undue emotional & mental stress having adult expectations for children. God is merciful to us, why don't adults show the same mercy on their children?? No, we want them to behave perfectly & exhibit model behavior & sit through adult reading material they can't understand & then wonder why they are bored out of their minds! Reading such thing to a child is like telling someone who doesn't know Greek to sit through a Greek reading of the Bible...you'll have no idea what it says, but you listened...who cares. You don't get points for such stupidity!
jesus made very clear in the New Testament all Christians have to follow Jewish law, kosher diet and males have to be circumcised as a blood covenant with G_d. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus says in Matthew 5:17, "Do not think that I have come to abolish Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them".
@@chardo24Even Gentiles? I’m pretty sure that the whole Jerusalem council ruled the way it did precisely because they recognized, among other things, that the Old Covenant was never made for Gentiles. Secondly, there is no evidence that the New Covenant in Jeremiah entailed the complete replication of every ordinance of the Old. Also, do you only accept the Gospel of Matthew? It seems like you would have to in order to maintain your position. Also, keep in mind that there were no Christians in Jesus’ time, nor until much later after the church started. They were originally just Jews who believed in Jesus as Messiah. The controversies that later arose had no precedent in Jesus’ days, so how was he expected to address them? That’s why the authority he gave to his apostles and explained in Acts is necessary. The authority Jesus gave them is the same as his authority, and whoever rejects them and their writings indirectly rejects Jesus too. I would highly caution you on your rejection of the first authoritative apostolic council. That council implicitly possessed Christ’s authority.
@@ManoverSuperman My argument is from authority. The fact that Jesus was a Jew and so were his diciples. I agreed Jesus nor his disciples were Christians. There was no New Testament book no Christian rules as a religion during Jesus time. They were a bunch of Jews arguing that the Messiah they were expecting has arrived. For them it was the culmination of Judaism. I take on Paul's letter to the Galatians to maintain my position on the issue you have to be Jewish to be Christian. Luke in the book of acts comes up with a new teology of history. His idea was there was the time before Christ i.e the time of the Jews. And then the time of Christ. Luke is writting 3 generations after Jesus death. We are talking 3 generations here so the world has not ended as they were expecting. You know what would we do with that? What we have in Luke's Act is a transition of Christianity as an active millinarian apocalyptic religious cult to a passive apocalyptic one. For Jesus and Paul the end was at hand. In Mark Jesus open by saying repent now the end is at hand. Paul said not to get marry because the end is at hand but if all you are thinking about is sex then you better get marry and get it over with. So now 3 generations after Jesus death Luke comes up with a new teology of history. That there is 3 phases of time, the time of the Jews, the time of Christ, and then the time of the established Christian Church. That it will be some time before the Messiah return. And that we have things to do in this time of the church.
@@chardo24I actually agree with a lot of your analysis here. It was very thoughtful, and more critical than many self-described Christians would ever allow themselves to be about the Biblical writings. For many it’s a formula of “It says X here in my English translation of this ancient text+here’s what my understanding of those English words means to me and my unaccounted theological inheritance from those before me=here’s what the scripture _clearly_ teaches.” Yes, the term you are looking for is “sapiential/participatory eschatology”. For Luke-Acts, God is waiting on man to respond in part. Acts 3:19-21 partly lays out this program. Times of refreshing come when man appropriately responds to God. This is the essence of sapiential eschatology. You are right to suggest that Luke-Acts is more preteristic than Matthew and Mark’s gospels and the historical Paul. Jesus allegedly said that his disciples wouldn’t have gotten through all the towns of Israel before his coming, which always means the appearance of his kingdom in power in the NT (Matthew 10:23). All of this in mind, how do you personally reconcile Jesus and Paul not being false prophets? Are you a believer in Jesus, or do you think he was just another failed apocalyptic prophet later transformed ad hoc into a person he never really was?
When you come up with the topic that the Bible is enough it is true . We have all the revelation that we need to know the truth about God. But I'm just wondering the underlying current here or the let's read through the lines of Your statement. You guys come from a churches that do not necessary believe in the gifts and if you do they play a very minor roll in Biblical education and understanding of the scriptures. I would find that off as I would find it off base to those who use prophecy as a tarot card or reading their horoscope in the morning kind of stuff.
The Bible is a good and wonderful thing, but I also think it suffers from two great ills. Not giving it the credence it deserves at one extreme, and making way too much of it at the other extreme.
The Bible is a bronze age apprehension of reality and God. God is not a barbarian who demands a human blood sacrifice in order to forgive our supposed sins.
except archeology shows that you are wrong about the Bible and the propeciation of Christ shows you don't understand the new covenant. Please read and study the word of God so you don't spend your life and then eternity in darkness ✝️🙏
@@formerfundienowfree4235 so good to hear someone who gets the bible is allegory and parable and dark sayings of old 🤙🏻🙏🏻 Jesus is a picture of your true self
@@MsQ275These are NAR trolls, don't waste your time. Sadly deconstructionists are very closed minded and difficult to reason with due to emotional argumentation and biases.
Hi, great video! Lovely guy, lovely host! Heart Dive with Kanoe .. bible in a yr. It's broken down line by line but explanation given. I've failed every year, ADHD brain. That lady is a real teacher, and real. This year with her I'm in! 2 books fully done! Whoop whoop. God bless y'all ❤ 🙏
I was a muslim and converted to being a follower of our Lord Jesus Christ... I prayed to God one time with all my heart asking him to show me if he's real and he did. The holy spirit has been helping me in faith and in acceptance to God's words. I hope to keep growing in the knowledge of his truth. Amen❤❤❤❤❤
Hallelujah! I share that same testimony. My love for Jesus drives me to the limits I never imagined I would get. Praise Jesus, I'm happy for you
The name of the Lord most high be praised 🙌
Moreso, God's made it possible for me to help my local church and my community as I keep getting $65,000 monthly from the digital market. I started with $7,500
The Bible clearly speaks of a transference of wealth unto the righteous. It's a thing of joy seeing the scriptures fulfilled in your life. Keep experiencing heaven's best for you. Amen
I'm genuinely curious to know how you earn that much monthly
So grateful for Pastor Skip and his devotion to expounding on Scripture... I'm on my first reading of complete Bible (saved 2 years ago) and his ability to make Scripture understandable has deeply impacted my life ❤✝️🙏
He has a great book I just found that helps explain the books of the Bible. It is the most interesting take on each book using each letter from the word FLIGHT to explain the books. F is Facts, L is Landmarks, I is Itinerary., G is Gospel & how each book is tied to it, H is History & T is Travel Tips. And then he has an In-Flight section which is his compact version of his teaching on each book of the Bible. It is a hard bound book & is such a unique take on breaking down the books of the Bible. I highly recommend it.
PLEASE turn down the volume when the sponsers adds interrupt the video! It's so much louder it makes me jump and physically hurts with its sudden, unexpected volume. Please, PLEASE turn it down!
Agree!
Yes! Exactly how it effects me. Glad to know someone else is sensitive to this - makes me want to stop listening. I really don't like to complain like this and can usually overlook but not this time.
Yes, with headphones on it’s sudden and pretty loud although it improved some from before. I listen on headphones while running.
I was hoping that someone would address this, although perhaps worded in a gentler way.
I listen on audio because I can't have my screen on constantly at work. I hope Alisa just made a mistake with the loud intro/ads/conclusion music, and that she can fix it with normalized volume for the next episode.
I've commented on this multiple times since the new sound effects were implemented. Alisa and her husband produce excellent quality material but this oversight is causing a major negative impact. Hoping they fix it soon!
Thank you for this interview!! And for bringing Skip Heitzig to my attention! I listened to a message of his on the way to work today… so edifying!!!
I love Pastor Skip! I'm watching his sermon series The Bible from 30,000 feet as I go through the Bible this year.
Me too!👌
I bought that book: The Bible From 30,000 Feet. Had no idea he had a sermon series on it.
Excellent discussion. Thank you!
Thank you for speaking Truth. And thank you for your focus on Scripture.
Reading thru 1st & 2nd Samuel. Then listening to Pastor Skip teach on those books. Helps me get some insight. Thank you Pastor Skip.
So you see that David is the Son? Of Jesse which is the verb to be! Which means I AM ( exodus 3.14).. or do you still think it’s a historical book? 🙄
Respectfully, I see you’re a troll. 😇
@@bilandshark you are weak in mind and so insult truth! You will never understand scripture if you take it literally it tells you that all through it! But you can’t hear and so look for people to agree to your false interpretation 🤙🏻
@@terrypaul7706Dude calm down and stop insulting strangers on the internet. Go do something productive, troll.
I just bought a great book from Skip that helps explain each book of the Bible using the FLIGHT acronym. It's interesting how he came up with the idea for the book. It's called the Bible From 30,000 Feet. He uses each letter form the word FLIGHT to break down the book. F is Facts, L is Landmarks, I is Itinerary - key points & memorable moments, G is gospel which explains Jesus in every book, H is History, T is Travel Tips - points of application. He then has an In-Flight portion that is a compact version of his teachings on each book. I highly recommend it. Good stuff!
I love Skip's book: The Bible From 30,000 Feet. It is an awesome resource for understanding each book of the Bible & I highly recommend it! He uses the word FLIGHT & takes each letter to break down the books of the Bible. F is Facts, Lis Landmarks, I is Itinerary - the key points & memorable moments, G is Gospel, Jesus in every book, H is History & T is Travel Tips - points of practical application. Then he does an In Flight section which is his compact teaching on the book. It is hard bound & an excellent resource!
Great program and excellent guest. I enjoy listening to your discussions and am thankful for finding your channel. God bless.
I go to Calvary! Enjoyed listening to you speak when you came to NM.
AC That was not G. K. Chesterton quotation, “A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes” is a quote by the American writer Mark Twain who was an atheist.
"A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes" has been falsely attributed to Mark Twain, Winston Churchill and Thomas Jefferson. It's most likely a twist on a Jonathan Swift line: "Falsehood flies, and truth comes limping after it."
Great guest! Great hosting!
Big ups!
Thanks
Really appreciate Pastor Skip. Thank you so much, both of you, for your faithfulness to sound doctrine and truth. It helps more than you know! Also, that was a *great* 60-second description of the story of the Bible. I'm rewinding and writing that down!
Thank you! This was helpful and encouraging!
Beautiful!! 😻
Nice new opening theme! 😊
Wonderful video
Alisa, I would like to know if Pastor Skip and his sons teachings on 'Take Back The City' are actually NAR teachings?
Very interesting talk, thanks. Couple of points, I think at 40:20 the argument to negate 4th commandment is dodgy. Why do otherwise rigorous thinkers invariably obfuscate this one…? Well, I have some sympathy, considering how disruptive an honest appraisal would be…
Also, at 39:10, Alisa mentions prohibition against eating shellfish as example of commandment that doesn’t apply past Old Testament. This may or may not be the case, but I think embarrassment around the guidance re unclean foods is actually misplaced. Rather, the early science involved in classification of clean and unclean is clever and in some cases quite subtle. Anyway, would we prefer to live in a society where eating cats and dogs is normal?
Most lifelong Christians are new to the Bible. Most have never read it. And considering how many books Childers, McDowell, Koukl are writing, to get through all of their books leaves no time for the Bible. Josh McDowell has written over 150 books. God was only able to write 66 books.
My son in love!
New to the Bible....start with 1st Samuel 15:3. Tells you a lot about God.
@Faith-pm8og So killing babies is "okay" if God orders it?
Is it immoral to read the entire Bible to 6-year-old children?
Of course not. We read straight from the Bible to our kids and some of the more racy stuff goes over their heads. When they ask questions, we just use simple PG language to explain it, or look specific topics up on Got Questions for clarification. Don’t overthink it. Kids can handle it!
@@kimberlymurray304 But how are so many deaths and cruelties PG? What is the sense of telling something and at the same time not telling it?
Either it is necessary or it is not.
They have no idea what is being read to them. Neither for better nor for worse.
These things are difficult for mature adults to understand. Imagine for the children!
@@EduardoRodriguez-du2vdI mean, if you want to talk yourself out of reading the Bible to your child, then so be it. Read a Bible storybook for now or pick and choose narratives, but kids can handle more than we think.
@@kimberlymurray304 I'm a retired educator of 35 years, my last 20 years as an elementary school counselor. Reading the whole Bible to young children is a bit foolish. It is certainly not developmentally appropriate for their very concrete developing brains. Read age-appropriate stories they can learn a practical application for life from, not heavy stuff that makes no sense to their developing minds like Levitical law. I mean honestly. And no, kids can't handle more than we think they can. Children are not mini adults. Most adults these days can barely handle anything & that's for Christian adults! We put children under undue emotional & mental stress having adult expectations for children. God is merciful to us, why don't adults show the same mercy on their children?? No, we want them to behave perfectly & exhibit model behavior & sit through adult reading material they can't understand & then wonder why they are bored out of their minds! Reading such thing to a child is like telling someone who doesn't know Greek to sit through a Greek reading of the Bible...you'll have no idea what it says, but you listened...who cares. You don't get points for such stupidity!
Here's how to study the bible: Open it up and start reading it.
jesus made very clear in the New Testament all Christians have to follow Jewish law, kosher diet and males have to be circumcised as a blood covenant with G_d. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus says in Matthew 5:17, "Do not think that I have come to abolish Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them".
But what about the Jerusalem conference in Acts 15? Is that not valid?
@@ManoverSuperman Acts 15 is not valid because that is not what Jesus taught to his disciples. Jesus taught Christians must keep the Jewish law.
@@chardo24Even Gentiles? I’m pretty sure that the whole Jerusalem council ruled the way it did precisely because they recognized, among other things, that the Old Covenant was never made for Gentiles. Secondly, there is no evidence that the New Covenant in Jeremiah entailed the complete replication of every ordinance of the Old. Also, do you only accept the Gospel of Matthew? It seems like you would have to in order to maintain your position.
Also, keep in mind that there were no Christians in Jesus’ time, nor until much later after the church started. They were originally just Jews who believed in Jesus as Messiah. The controversies that later arose had no precedent in Jesus’ days, so how was he expected to address them? That’s why the authority he gave to his apostles and explained in Acts is necessary. The authority Jesus gave them is the same as his authority, and whoever rejects them and their writings indirectly rejects Jesus too. I would highly caution you on your rejection of the first authoritative apostolic council. That council implicitly possessed Christ’s authority.
@@ManoverSuperman My argument is from authority. The fact that Jesus was a Jew and so were his diciples. I agreed Jesus nor his disciples were Christians. There was no New Testament book no Christian rules as a religion during Jesus time. They were a bunch of Jews arguing that the Messiah they were expecting has arrived. For them it was the culmination of Judaism. I take on Paul's letter to the Galatians to maintain my position on the issue you have to be Jewish to be Christian.
Luke in the book of acts comes up with a new teology of history. His idea was there was the time before Christ i.e the time of the Jews. And then the time of Christ. Luke is writting 3 generations after Jesus death. We are talking 3 generations here so the world has not ended as they were expecting. You know what would we do with that? What we have in Luke's Act is a transition of Christianity as an active millinarian apocalyptic religious cult to a passive apocalyptic one. For Jesus and Paul the end was at hand. In Mark Jesus open by saying repent now the end is at hand. Paul said not to get marry because the end is at hand but if all you are thinking about is sex then you better get marry and get it over with. So now 3 generations after Jesus death Luke comes up with a new teology of history. That there is 3 phases of time, the time of the Jews, the time of Christ, and then the time of the established Christian Church. That it will be some time before the Messiah return. And that we have things to do in this time of the church.
@@chardo24I actually agree with a lot of your analysis here. It was very thoughtful, and more critical than many self-described Christians would ever allow themselves to be about the Biblical writings. For many it’s a formula of “It says X here in my English translation of this ancient text+here’s what my understanding of those English words means to me and my unaccounted theological inheritance from those before me=here’s what the scripture _clearly_ teaches.”
Yes, the term you are looking for is “sapiential/participatory eschatology”. For Luke-Acts, God is waiting on man to respond in part. Acts 3:19-21 partly lays out this program. Times of refreshing come when man appropriately responds to God. This is the essence of sapiential eschatology.
You are right to suggest that Luke-Acts is more preteristic than Matthew and Mark’s gospels and the historical Paul. Jesus allegedly said that his disciples wouldn’t have gotten through all the towns of Israel before his coming, which always means the appearance of his kingdom in power in the NT (Matthew 10:23).
All of this in mind, how do you personally reconcile Jesus and Paul not being false prophets? Are you a believer in Jesus, or do you think he was just another failed apocalyptic prophet later transformed ad hoc into a person he never really was?
When you come up with the topic that the Bible is enough it is true . We have all the revelation that we need to know the truth about God. But I'm just wondering the underlying current here or the let's read through the lines of Your statement. You guys come from a churches that do not necessary believe in the gifts and if you do they play a very minor roll in Biblical education and understanding of the scriptures. I would find that off as I would find it off base to those who use prophecy as a tarot card or reading their horoscope in the morning kind of stuff.
The Bible is a good and wonderful thing, but I also think it suffers from two great ills.
Not giving it the credence it deserves at one extreme, and making way too much of it at the other extreme.
I'd like to know why you hate Jesus.
What?
He doesn't hate Jesus ,why would you say that?
The Bible is a bronze age apprehension of reality and God. God is not a barbarian who demands a human blood sacrifice in order to forgive our supposed sins.
except archeology shows that you are wrong about the Bible and the propeciation of Christ shows you don't understand the new covenant. Please read and study the word of God so you don't spend your life and then eternity in darkness ✝️🙏
@@MsQ275 Namaste! Archeology would show that there is an empire State building but that does not prove that there was a king kong.
@@formerfundienowfree4235 so good to hear someone who gets the bible is allegory and parable and dark sayings of old 🤙🏻🙏🏻 Jesus is a picture of your true self
@@terrypaul7706 amen! Namaste!
@@MsQ275These are NAR trolls, don't waste your time. Sadly deconstructionists are very closed minded and difficult to reason with due to emotional argumentation and biases.
Hi, great video! Lovely guy, lovely host! Heart Dive with Kanoe .. bible in a yr. It's broken down line by line but explanation given. I've failed every year, ADHD brain. That lady is a real teacher, and real. This year with her I'm in! 2 books fully done! Whoop whoop. God bless y'all ❤ 🙏