It's amazing to me that I've read the Bible for years and I cannot recall that passage. You're opening my eyes to what the verses mean!

Thank you, teacher Skip. ❤️🙏

Philippians 2:3 fits the parable of the Shrewd Stewart perfectly; Thank you for this teaching on Luke chapter 16.

Wow that was me when I was a teenager. My driving record was horrible. Many Car Accidents stopped counting after the 3rd one. Because I was living in the world and sinning. Now I know it was a recipe that Evil was happy with. Praise God Almighty he revealed this to me and change me.

@maureenaarons5591

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@anthonyjenkins7557

2 жыл бұрын

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Good story during Covid, I share a life with that Manager, and did not know this parable till this night as an old man, I made a mistake to self preserve years ago, and I repented for that, I pray Yeshua forgives my indiscretion

@marciarichardson7480

Жыл бұрын

He came to forgive...and if you accept what Jesus did for the entire World, you are forgiven. Let your past go...you share as the Lord lead to help someone else. Let them know the power of Jesus' suffering...

@daleval2182

Жыл бұрын

@@marciarichardson7480 thank you sister 🙏

@charleswomack2166

Жыл бұрын

He has came to forgive me, a recovering Alcoholic/opioid addict, and I have done some pretty bad things. Yet, Jesus Christ has died upon the cross exactly to forgive my sins!

@normabreazile5500

10 ай бұрын

Dale, I’m right there with you, my friend! 🙏

Very helpful in helping me understand this complicated text…….thanks…..brad

Amazing esposition . Especially of the dishonest servant. Thank you.

Thanks Skip, I was nourished by this a lot. You are blessed with the eloquence and gift to teach. But more, you're prolific in your teaching which shows how much you live God's word, because you love it. God bless from the UK.

I love your interpretation of the mafia guy it cracks me up so much more please you have such a great sense of humor with your powerful teaching

I strongly agree with you "5 steps scriptures interpretation "

Really enjoyed this sermon. Very interesting and informative. I learned a lot.

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Mr. Heitzig, thanks for your lively presentation. Are you open to an unorthodox idea? The steward was "accused of being wasteful," but Jesus was also "accused of wasting his time with sinners." Although the steward was holding a copy of the contract that showed the debts, he asked the debtors to honestly report their debt. Jesus already knows our sins, but he asks us to honestly report our debts (sins) to him. Jesus knows that we cannot pay God back for all our sins (the debts we owe). Is there a possibility that the steward in this story knew that for some reason, such as bad crops that year due to bad weather, that it was not possible for the debtors to pay their debts in full? In that situation, getting partial repayment from the sincere debtors was the best the master could have hoped for. In verse 8, could commending the steward indicate the God was very pleased with the way Jesus carried out his ministry on earth?

I’m glad you say “mammon” means “money.” I hear so many people say that it means “man.”

If the Prophets end with John the Baptist, then why are thier so many that claim that they are Prophets yet today ,?

@CalvaryABQ

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Duane, perhaps the following verses can help - 2 Peter 2, Matthew 7:15, Mark 13:22, and 1 John 4:1.

This is a really hard one. I don't understand figured maybe you could help me. Very difficult but must be very important ty

So you don't think a wife that has been abused is allowed to divorce her husband?

"If the wages of sin is eternal punishment in Hell, then Jesus would have to be eternally punished if in fact He died for my sins. But the Bible says the wages of sin is death which is exactly what Jesus did--died. So how can you say people will be eternally tortured in Hell? Is Jesus presently being eternally tortured in place of those who accepted Him as Lord?"

Please am not getting your message title

this sounded alot like John MacArthur sermon in 2014 title "a good lesson from a bad example"

Can a sinful soul enter Heaven?

@bcg3166

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Your spirit when you die? It's acquitted of sin- Romans 6:7, Romans 6:23, says the wages of sin is death. Not torment and torture. God has set death, not torment in a fiery hell, as the penalty for sin. God told the first man, Adam, that the penalty for breaking God’s law would be death. (Genesis 2:17) He said nothing about eternal torment in hell. Later, after Adam sinned, God told him what his punishment would be: “Dust you are and to dust you will return.” (Genesis 3:19) He would pass out of existence. If God were actually sending Adam to a fiery hell, He surely would have mentioned it. God has not changed the punishment for defying his laws. Long after Adam sinned, God inspired a Bible writer to say: “The wages sin pays is death.” (Romans 6:23) No further penalty is justified, because “the one who has died has been acquitted from his sin.”-Romans 6:7. The idea of eternal torment is repugnant to God. (Jeremiah 32:35) Such an idea is contrary to the Bible’s teaching that “God is love.” (1 John 4:8) He wants us to worship him out of love, not fear of eternal torment.-Matthew 22:36-38. Good people went to hell. The Bibles that use the word “hell” indicate that faithful men, such as Jacob and Job, expected to go to hell. (Genesis 37:35; Job 14:13) Even Jesus Christ is spoken of as being in hell between the time of his death and his resurrection. (Acts 2:31, 32) Obviously, then, when “hell” is used in these Bibles, it simply refers to the Grave. b Question ⁉️. "If the wages of sin is eternal punishment in Hell, then Jesus would have to be eternally punished if in fact He died for my sins. But the Bible says the wages of sin is death which is exactly what Jesus did--died. So how can you say people will be eternally tortured in Hell? Is Jesus presently being eternally tortured in place of those who accepted Him as Lord?"

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