Do you want to have an outrageous year? Do you want to live a life overflowing with purpose, hope, and joy? The Bible says we are to live in such a way that demands an explanation. Jesus lived outrageously and he gave you outrageous potential to do great things during your time here. Your highest calling as a Christian is not simply to attend church, but you are called to bring heaven to earth. What does that look like? Listen in to find out! This week Eric Knopf kicks off 2015 with a sermon about your outrageous potential. You don’t want to miss it.

“Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have.” — 1 Peter 3:15

Do you ever stress out about whether you’re pleasing God, fearing God enough, or giving Him enough glory? If so, you are not alone. Many Christians will speak of lowly of themselves in attempts to gain more favor with God. In this week’s sermon, Eric Knopf explains why making yourself lowly does not lift God higher. Glory comes from God, and cannot be taken from Him. You are not in competition with God! Listen in to hear the rest.

This may not be the “feel good message” of the year, but when it comes to the demonic, it’s important to know what you’re up against. Far too many Christians are walking into spiritual battles daily with a bag over their head and then bewildered as to why they feel defeated. This week, Eric Knopf continues our series on Christians and the demonic. He covers questions such as where do demons hide and reside? When does the demonic come after you? And, what is the mission of Satan? Buckle up, listen in, and get equipped for battle!

"You cannot disciple a demon, and you can't cast out the flesh." —Jack Hayford 

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When it comes to the demonic realm, most Christians tend to make one of two critical mistakes. The first is to ignore Satan’s existence—thereby rendering themselves defenseless to attacks—and the second is to obsess, giving Satan far more attention than he deserves. This week Eric Knopf dives head first into one of toughest topics, by tackling some of the toughest questions. What is a demon? How many are there? What is the difference between possession and influence? You need to know what you're up against. Listen in to find out!

“We don’t need to be afraid of Satan, but we need to be aware of him” — Eric Knopf

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Eric K. continue his teaching on God’s voice in our lives. He covers the biblical promises for you to regularly experience God’s voice as well as understand the different ways and methods God speaks to us

As sons and daughters of Christ, the ability to hear God’s voice is not just a blessing reserved for the ultra-spiritual: it’s a birthright. We are meant to be in communion with God through his voice, and the way He speaks is unique for each person. Perhaps you are wondering how you can tell if God is speaking, or what frequency he uses to get your attention. In this weeks message,  Eric Knopf covers the biblical promise for us to experience God’s voice and what it looks like to have discernment when all kingdoms are talking. Listen in to the message, and then tune in to God!

“The Bible is not an encyclopedia, it’s a love letter.” — Eric Knopf

Bible passage: My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me. John 10:27

Very few people in today's world believe in their heart that love always trusts. We feel it should trust, but the reality is that is simply doesn't. If God is love, and love as we know it doesn't trust, does that mean God doesn't trust? And what does it mean when people say 'God hopes'? What would God need hope in when he already knows the beginning to the end?

Have you ever asked yourself questions such as: “how does God want to use me?” or “what am I called to do?” Thankfully, when you understand your God-given calling, these questions do not have to cause stress and confusion. This week Eric Knopf preaches about the teacher gifting as he continues his series on the 5 fold ministry.

The teacher has an essential contribution to the ministry of God by illuminating the scriptures and making God’s truth accessible to all. Teachers are especially gifted in clarifying the confusing and helping others learn and apply the truth of the Bible.

If you want to learn more about the teacher, listen to this message!

*Find out what your Fivefold Gifting is by taking the test at www.FiveFoldMinistry.com