Calvary Church with Skip Heitzig Audio Podcast

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The Disciple from the IRS Jun 07, 2026

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Jesus loves outcasts. That’s why the first three gospel accounts record the call of Matthew. Jesus wants us to know that no one is beyond His saving grace. By inviting Matthew into His circle of friends, Jesus showed that He can take and transform anyone. Today we will discover four features in the interaction of Jesus and this tax collector.

I. His Profession (vv. 13-14a)

II. His Invitation (v. 14)

III. His Decision (v. 14b)

IV. His Celebration (vv. 15-17)

Learn Your Bible: Reflect on Romans 6:14 and Ephesians 2:8-9 as you walk in the Lord’s grace.

Love Your Neighbor: Find one practical way to love someone in your circle this week—or sign up to serve our community through Love Month at lovenm.org/serve.

Live in Freedom: Spend time in worship and thank the Lord for His calling and purpose in your life.

2 Thessalonians 2:1-12 Jun 03, 2026

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As Pastor Skip Heitzig continued through 2 Thessalonians, he focused on end-times prophecy and the second coming of Christ. Paul wrote to correct the Thessalonian church who thought they had missed the second coming and were in the tribulation. He encourages them to keep their eyes on Christ’s return.

How Jesus People Share Jesus May 31, 2026

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In Acts 8:26-40, Philip’s encounter with the Ethiopian eunuch reveals that effective evangelism begins with sensitivity to the Holy Spirit, is rooted in God’s Word, and points people to Jesus. Pastor Nate Heitzig challenged Jesus People to follow Philip’s example by actively sharing their faith.

I. Adapt to the Situation

II. Apprehend the Scripture

III. Apply Your Story

Learn Your Bible: Spend time studying the big picture of Scripture—how the Bible points to Jesus from beginning to end—so you can be ready to share it with others.

Love Your Neighbor: Is there someone God’s placed in your life who may be spiritually curious or searching for truth?

Live in Freedom: This week, what step can you take to be available, obedient, and ready to share Jesus when God opens the door?

The Lies We Believe May 27, 2026

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Pastor Nick Macedo examines King Saul's downfall in 1 Samuel 13, revealing how the lies of self-reliance, image management, and public opinion lead us away from God. True freedom comes from surrendering fully to Christ and aligning our lives with God's truth.

Revolution May 24, 2026

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Guest speaker Eric Metaxas gives a stirring account of the American Revolution and shares how loving the kingdom of God means loving your country. He encourages believers to share and show the love of Jesus by loving our nation.

2 Thessalonians 1 May 20, 2026

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As Pastor Skip Heitzig opens this study of 2 Thessalonians, we see Paul encouraging believers who were facing persecution. The church in Thessalonica mistakenly thought they were living in the great tribulation, but Paul corrected them, reminding them that suffering can strengthen their faith and produce perseverance.

The Priorities of Christ May 17, 2026

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One of the singular notable qualities of Jesus Christ was His ability to know what was most important at any given moment. He always seemed to move His life carefully around a fixed set of spiritual priorities. Today we compare what others wanted with what Jesus knew they needed.

I. They Pursued Wonder; Jesus Preached the Word (vv. 1-2)

II. They Felt Suffering; Jesus Forgave Sin (vv. 3-5)

III. They Displayed Pessimism; Jesus Demonstrated Power (vv. 6-12)

Learn Your Bible: Meditate on Matthew 6:25-34 and ask the Lord for wisdom in reordering the priorities of your daily life.

Love Your Neighbor: Take time to be the friend who brings those you care about to Jesus this week—through prayer, presence, or by pointing them back to His calling for their lives.

Live in Freedom: Where have you been prioritizing what feels urgent over what Jesus showed us is most important, and what would it look like to surrender that concern to Him?

The Touch of the Master’s Hand May 10, 2026

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The need for human touch is one of our most basic, fundamental needs. We often find Jesus doing exactly that in the gospel of Mark. And just as you have five fingers with which you can touch the world around you, there are five stages to the healing touch of Jesus in this story. Let’s explore them.

I. The Condition (v. 40a)

II. The Cry (v. 40b)

III. The Compassion (v. 41)

IV. The Cure (v. 42)

V. The Command (vv. 43-45)

Learn Your Bible: Meditate on Jeremiah 17:14 and remind yourself that we serve Jehovah Rapha—the Lord who heals.

Love Your Neighbor: How can you reflect the healing love of Jesus in a friend or loved one’s life this week?

Live in Freedom: Surrender the broken and hurting places of your heart to the Lord and invite Him to bring healing and restore your joy and hope.

Three Big Reasons We Know the New Testament is True May 06, 2026

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Our identity and salvation do not need to be achieved or discovered—it’s a gift we can receive through faith. But without Jesus Christ, life ultimately has no lasting meaning or purpose. In this teaching, Dr. Frank Turek presents evidence for the reliability of the New Testament, reminding us that the resurrection of Jesus is the foundation of our salvation, faith, and identity.

Following the Rhythms of Jesus May 03, 2026

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If we want the life of Jesus, we must adopt the lifestyle of Jesus. If we desire His public power, we must first embrace His private practices. That means stepping away while others rush in, listening when others are speaking, and moving forward when others settle for comfort. In Mark 1:35–39, Jesus revealed the rhythms that lead to a life of faithfulness and fruitfulness: solitude, resistance, and purpose.

I. The Rhythm of Solitude

II. The Rhythm of Resistance

III. The Rhythm of Purpose

Learn Your Bible: Using your favorite Bible dictionary or concordance, study the idea of solitude. If you’re able, access our new Guided Meditations at cabq.us/gm to start practicing the rhythm of solitude in your life.

Love Your Neighbor: Create the opportunity to sit and listen to a friend or family member you haven’t connected with recently.

Live in Freedom: Which of these rhythms do you need to practice this week?

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