The prophet Jeremiah allowed God to speak through him in unusual ways to open the eyes of the people of Israel. As we complete our flight over his book, we find the prophet reinvigorated by God's promises as he continued to prophesy Babylon's impending invasions and, ultimately, Judah's captivity. Then our flight continues over the poetic book of Lamentations, which Jeremiah wrote as he wept and grieved over Jerusalem's destruction, ending the book with a prayer for Israel's restoration from captivity.

This teaching is from our series Bible from 30,000 Feet - 2018, The with Skip Heitzig from Calvary Albuquerque.

Jesus was not a religious leader. He was a righteous leader. And He was often confronting the religious leaders of His day. Likewise Paul found many enemies among the religious elite of his day, among both Jews and Gentiles. After announcing his theme of good news in Jesus, Paul promptly plunged into the bad news of God’s wrath—a subject that religious people sometimes love (but for all the wrong reasons). Paul tells us some of their most common mistakes.

This teaching is from our series Heart & Soul: A Study through Romans with Skip Heitzig from Calvary Albuquerque.

Message Summary for Four Mistakes Religious People Make - Romans 2:1-11 from our series Heart & Soul: A Study through Romans with Skip Heitzig from Calvary Albuquerque.

The book of Jeremiah is a series of oracles written in the southern kingdom of Judah over a period of fifty-plus years. It speaks of judgment, the promise of restoration, and the protective hand of God over those He loves. In this flight, we catch a glimpse of the man behind the prophecies as he allowed God to speak through him in unusual ways to open the eyes of the people of Israel.

This teaching is from our series Bible from 30,000 Feet - 2018, The with Skip Heitzig from Calvary Albuquerque.

Americans consume three times more pills due to stress and anxiety than the rest of the world combined. We are a generation that has means, but no meaning. As Christians, our hope should not be dictated by our circumstances; our circumstances should always be dictated by our hope in Jesus. In this message, guest speaker Ben Courson reminds us that this life is not a playground—it's a battleground—and encourages us to seek the God of hope to help us fight depression and live a hope-filled life.

Ben Courson - Guest Speaker at Calvary Albuquerque.

Message Summary for Hope for Our Generation - Romans 15:4 - Ben Courson - Guest Speaker at Calvary Albuquerque.

Of all the Old Testament prophets, Isaiah is thought by many to be the greatest, in part because of his clear prophecies about the Messiah. In this second flight over his book, we see his continued work and how God used his prophecies of both condemnation and comfort to generate change in the individuals he encountered.

This teaching is from our series Bible from 30,000 Feet - 2018, The with Skip Heitzig from Calvary Albuquerque.

The quest for purpose is a driving factor in life. People want to live life to the fullest potential, but that is only possible when we know and follow God’s will. The decisions God makes and the directions He leads are what set us on the path to living with purpose. In this message from Romans 12, Nate Heitzig shares how to find purpose in God’s will.

Nate Heitzig - Guest Speaker at Calvary Albuquerque.

Message Summary for Finding Purpose in God’s Will - Romans 12:1-2 - Nate Heitzig - Guest Speaker at Calvary Albuquerque.

As believers, we know what the Lord has commanded us to do, yet many of us wait on the sidelines for additional direction. Teaching from Acts 1, Jonathan Laurie encourages us to use our own story—our personal testimony of what the Lord has done for us—to get in the game. Even our pain can be part of the story we share as we witness for Jesus Christ.

Jonathan Laurie - Guest Speaker at Calvary Albuquerque.