Epic Life Podcast

It’s the end of the year and many of us are evaluating all areas of life, including our relationship with God. Are you happy about your relationship with God? Or do you refer to your relationship the same way they would talk about a dramatic dating relationship? Many Christians say things like “God has been distant from me” Or, “I haven’t spent time with God in a while,” or “I need to get right with God.” None of these line up with God’s true character.

The truth is, God’s love for you, predates your love for Him. He is never withholding love from you because he has loved you unconditionally even before you were born! 

Listen in to hear the last message of 2016. It’s time to get on the same page as God!

"God has spent an eternity loving you awaiting the day for you to love Him in return" -Eric K.

Have you ever experienced a negative circumstance in your life and called it God’s discipline? See, modern theology looks at a circumstance and calls it discipline, but it turns out that “God’s discipline” is one of the most misunderstood topics in the Bible. God’s discipline doesn’t come in the form of negative outcomes. Rather, it comes in the form of God letting us have the outcomes we’ve created. 

God gave you a mind; He made you powerful; He gave you His voice, AND He loves you enough to allow you to make your own choices.  If you want to create a more vibrant relationship with God, and learn more about his voice, Listen in to hear more. 

*Eric Knopf also makes an exciting announcement about the release of his Will of God Book.*

Pick up your copy here. 

In tonight’s sermon, Eric Waterbury challenges each and every person to step it up, elevate their character and walk with dignity. Dignity is eroded by entitlement and bolstered by honor. 

Do you have anyone in your life who you are completely transparent with? Do you have any authority figure speaking into your life who you are willing to submit to? The thing is, most of us love to hear sermons about our power and self-agency but cringe when we hear words like submission, servitude, and obedience. Many of us want all the benefits of sonship and discipleship but without any of the costs. Dignity, as Eric Waterbury explains, is an inside job.

Curious to learn more? Listen in!

"God wants my trust; not my help. He already has the answers. He wants my open ears and a meaningful response to what truth He does share."

Eric Waterbury has been getting some powerful breakthroughs lately, and he is here tonight to share them!

Most Christians say that they want to grow, but the problem is, many of us will do anything we can to stop ourselves from hearing the truth. Then in hiding from the truth, we also shield themselves from breakthroughs. 

If you value growth, and desire breakthrough, then you must develop a life where other people tell you things about yourself on a regular basis. 

What do you allow to stay in your head? Tonight’s message is about the image we have in our lens. The truth will set you free!

Listen in to hear more!

Tonight, Eric Waterbury teaches about breakthroughs. Often, what we call breakthrough is a really revelation or inspiration, but the two are not the same. The thing about breakthrough is that it's always available, but never accidental. If you want a breakthrough, God is willing to give it to you, AND you must participate. What are you contending for?

If you want to have a good year in 2017, or if you want to step into greater authority, you don't need to wait until January 1 to start stepping up. Start building your momentum now. Listen in!

Many people believe that if they want to live a life of peace, they should avoid conflict and stay out of messes. True peace, however, is made when we face conflict and live in truth and victory.  Life can get messy; we will face trouble, make mistakes, and interact with people who offend us. And still, peace is promised to us. Tonight, Camille Knopf preaches a powerful message about forgiveness, cleaning up messes, and keeping short accounts. It will change the way you think: you don't want to miss it!

“A peacekeeper avoids conflict, but a peacemaker lives from a place of victory.”

Bible Passage: Romans 12:18

When it comes to giving and God, there is no shortage of myths among Christians. Some people believe that they have to beg God just to get Him to relinquish an occasional blessing. Others think that receiving is selfish, and they try to repay every gift God gives them.

The truth is, God has a hobby and it’s giving. God delights in giving and He is good at it! In this week’s sermon, Eric teaches all about God's giving and your heart. Listen in to hear! 

 “When God gives he aims for your heart.” --Eric Knopf

Do you ever feel distant from God? Do you find yourself wondering how to approach Him in prayer? If so, it’s time to take a look at your perception of God. Many Christians perceive God as a micromanager, or a difficult boss, when in reality He is our loving Daddy God and He's always in a good mood! God isn’t distant or unclear on His relationship status with you either: Jesus calls you a friend of God. This week Eric Knopf shares four revelations that will transform your relationship with Daddy God. You don’t want to miss this message!

“If you have trouble approaching God, you don’t have an interaction problem, you have a perception problem.” —Eric Knopf

Do you want to transform your relationship with God? Start by taking a look at who you believe God is. Who you believe God to be determines everything about how you relate to Him. Some Christians relate to God as their boss, others as a strict teacher, but our Kingdom design is to relate to God as DADDY. Sonship precedes all other roles. In this week’s sermon, Eric Knopf preaches about the true identity of God. 

Listen in and be transformed by the renewing of your mind.

This week Eric Knopf wraps up our series on God and trials by tackling a question that has plagued Christians for years... "is sickness for God’s glory?"  While some theologians argue that God is the author of pain and suffering, much of this theology is built around one verse: John 9. The only problem is, we’ve misinterpreted its meaning. In this message, Eric unpacks the verse in multiple translations and languages to illuminate the truth. This powerful series can completely change the way you see God. You don’t want to miss the ending!