Epic Life Podcast

People think that when they got saved that means they are going to heaven. You didn't just get saved. You got transformed. So few believers know what happened to them at their salvation. Salvation doesn't just define what happens after you die, it is supposed to redefine how you live while still on earth.

God designed us for victory. Unfortunately, many of us still live as victims, because we are unaware of who God has made us and we place limits on our relationship with Him. The truth is, your encounters with God are not limited to Sundays or midweek Bible studies. God gives you His Spirit without limit, and He wants to invade every area of your life. He wants you to thrive! This week, Eric Knopf continues the Spiritual Superhero series with another powerful sermon about your transformation. You don't want to miss it!

 "Your transformation from sinner to saint didn't just rewrite your eternity, it transformed your body into a temple where God’s manifest Spirit dwells" Eric K.

Do you think about yourself the same way God thinks about you? If you're like most Christians, the chances are high you have a misalignment, here. What many of us believe to be habit problems or behavior problems are actually thinking problems. Perhaps you consider yourself powerless when it comes to God’s will, or maybe you blame “human nature” every time you sin. The reality is, God sees you as a new creation. This week, Eric Knopf kicks off our "Spiritual Superheroes" series with a powerful message that will help you rewire the way you think, and start living as the righteousness of God.

"You have the keys to someone's breakthrough" — Eric Knopf

What comes to your mind when you think of Church? For many Christians, Church conjures up images of singing, group potlucks, a list of rules, and a collection box. The Church as God intended it, however, was meant for so much more!

You have an eternal responsibility to make judicial, legislative, and governmental decisions for the changing of society. This week at Epic Life, Brian Orme encourages and challenges all believers to step out of their boxes of knowledge and begin operating in wisdom. His message is full of Biblical insights and mind-blowing truths. You don’t want to miss it.

“Wisdom is the application of revelation so that there can be transformation.” --Brian Orme. 

Bible Passages

• Hebrews 6:1-3
• Ephesians 2:6,10
• Daniel 7:10
• Ps 139:16
• Genesis 3
• Genesis 6

Have you ever asked yourself the question: “how can God be pleased with me after everything I’ve done?” The answer is simple. In tonight’s sermon, Eric Knopf preaches about righteousness: Your identity is not determined by your performance, but rather your standing in Christ. Many Christians get caught up in the lie that their identity is only as good as their recent behavior. The truth, however, is that righteousness is not a behavior, it’s a status. In other words, righteousness is not something you attain, it’s something you became.

Your entire life will change if you grasp this truth. In Christ, we are right standing and free from guilt. Want to hear more? Tune in to this message!

Featured Scripture: Matthew 5, Philippians 3:9

Join us this week as we continue our “Outrageous” series with a message from Eric Knopf about living with crystal clear purpose. In this message he covers:

• Why Jesus is the ultimate example of purpose.
• Seasons, and why knowing when to leave is just as important as knowing where to go.
• How knowing your purpose can give perspective to your pain.
• Useful tools to help you build your purpose.
• Key Scripture: 1 John 2:6, NIV: "Whoever claims to live in him must live as Jesus did."

If you want to live an outrageous life, with crystal clear purpose, listen in to this message!

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