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Camino Chronicles

The Camino de Santiago is an ancient pilgrimage, but its lessons are timeless. In "Camino Chronicles," host Skip Heiney invites you to walk alongside him as he shares the highs, lows, and profound spiritual insights from his 500-mile journey across Spain.

Podcast · By Skip Heiney · American English · Official site

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12
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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Wait with Holy Expectation (opens the original)

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    We resist waiting, but God calls us to wait on Him with active expectation. When we learn that waiting renews our spiritual strength and opens us to revelation, it transforms from frustration into anticipation of His promises. Imagine the wings of eagles lifting your spirit as you trust that the King is coming. --- Good morning. This is Wednesday, September the 23rd, 2026, and I welcome you to today's edition of Camino Chronicles. Join me in this, this little saunter [laughs] along the path of l

  2. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Go With Him Two (opens the original)

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    Pastor Skip shares a personal epiphany about hearing God's voice, drawn from a four-mile walk where he waited on the Lord. Using Matthew 5:41, he encourages listeners not to quit too soon when seeking God—going the extra mile personally and spiritually to receive what He wants to say. An invitation to try the practice of taking your own quiet walk to listen. --- Good morning, everyone. This is Wednesday, September the 16th, 2026, and I welcome you to today's Camino Chronicle. That's a, a record

  3. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Membership Has Its Privileges And Costs (opens the original)

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    Using country clubs and exclusive restaurants as analogies, this message explores what it really means to be part of Christ's church. Jesus paid the ultimate entry fee, but there are conditions—faith, repentance, and baptism—that open the door to incredible benefits. The speaker invites listeners to stop merely observing and start participating in this exclusive fellowship, where a deep sense of awe awaits. --- Good morning, pilgrims. This is Wednesday, September the 9th, 2026, and I welcome you

  4. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Babel, AI, and the Last Hour (opens the original)

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    Tracing a line from the Tower of Babel to modern artificial intelligence, this message explores how human ambition to be like God echoes through history. Pastor Skip shares that we are living in the "last hour" and challenges believers to be spiritually ready—not complacent—for the sudden return of Jesus Christ. --- Good morning, everyone. Welcome to today's edition of Camino Chronicles. [laughs] And may I ask you to tighten your seat belts because, well, here we go. In the book of Genesis 11:4,

  5. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Choosing Life Over Cynicism (opens the original)

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    When fear creeps in, it's often a sign we've forgotten who God is. A devotional about the fear of the Lord leads to a powerful reflection on how cynicism poisons our souls and why choosing optimism through Scripture is the antidote. Deuteronomy and Philippians offer practical steps to guard your thought life. --- Good morning, everyone. This is Wednesday. It's August the 26th, 2026, and I welcome you to today's edition of Camino Chronicles, as I tell you a little bit about the path that I'm on.

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