Epic Life Podcast

Eric Knopf preaches on how the devil causes confusion in minds of believers so they don’t make the right decisions that lead to powerful lives. It begs the question: How do you not get deceived when making decisions? If you want to experience God’s best for your life, maximize your God given potential, fulfill God’s calling on your life, then you need to make the right decisions. 

The problem is, there are so many choices that we face that can radically impact our futures. We ask questions like, God, what do you want? Where are you leading? Is this the right choice? How do we answer these questions? How do we discern what’s taking place and make the right decisions?

This message was preached live by Eric Knopf at an Epic Life Gathering in Sacramento.

Tonight is Eric Knopf’s third and final message in his series on the Will of God. When it comes to suffering, Job is cited unanimously, more than any other book of the Bible. Christians everywhere will use the book of Job to try to prove that God is responsible for the suffering in our lives.

This message reveals how the modern understanding of the book of Job is wrong. Eric’s message is Biblical and profound. God’s purpose for you is always good, and his will is good and perfect. 

Get ready to have your mind changed and listen in!

The biggest battleground of our time is within our minds. If the devil can influence your mind, he can influence your life. The problem is most Christians are tormented in their minds and have no idea it is even occurring. We believe our thoughts are our own. If the devil can convince us that all of our thoughts are our own, he can oppress us and convince us we are the problem. If you or someone you know has faced any kind of mental tormenting from anxiety, fear, insecurity, self-hatred, hopelessness and more, you'll benefit from this teaching. The sermon notes are included at the bottom of this page.

The greatest scheme of the enemy is to convince you that he doesn't exist and confuse you on how he operates. If you don't know, it's impossible to victorious over him. Don't be be ignorant to who the devil is and how he attempts to steal your fruit and ruin your spiritual growth.

During the first two weeks of our series on trials, Eric dispelled some of the existing myths about God authoring our pain. A lingering question still remains, however, which is does God give Satan permission to attack us? In today’s message, Eric takes us through the book of Job and unpacks many of the common misunderstandings about spiritual attacks. Listen in to learn about fear, God’s role in trials, and our way of resisting the Devil.

"You can't have a proper understanding of God without a proper understanding of the Devil." —Eric Knopf

Do you have a secret ruler in your life? As Christians, Jesus is meant to be the Lord over every part of our lives. Many of us, however, still live in bondage because we have allowed certain parts of our lives to be ruled by sin. This week Eric Knopf shares a personal story of how he walked into freedom after spending years in bondage. His sermon is packed with both scripture and practical wisdom about how to dethrone the lurking secret rulers within your life. Listen in for some truth and freedom!

Key Scripture

For sin shall no longer be your master, because you are not under the law, but under grace. Romans 6:14

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 

Click on link above for pdf resource

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

Click here for link to Jack Hayford's pdf on Spiritual Warfare