Epic Life Podcast

This week, Eric Knopf continues our series about trials and tribulations. The Bible tells us we will have trouble: and it also says to have joy in all things. Does this mean we are to celebrate for our trouble? No. Many Christians are confused about their biblical mandate for joy and end up shipwrecked in their faith when they face hardship and disappointment. We are called to have joy IN all circumstances, not for them. Don’t wait until you have a tragedy to figure out your theology. Listen in, now to learn the truth about trials, joy, and unshakeable hope.

“When your theology is correct, pain is not a threat to your joy or faith.” — Eric Knopf

This week, Eric Knopf kicks off our series on trials and tribulations. The prevailing theology of our time says that God is responsible for everything— including grave tragedies and heartbreaking hardships. Sadly, this line of thinking has left many Christians depressed or shipwrecked in their faith, because they believe God is authoring their pain. This blend of theology is not only incorrect but incompatible with God’s character. If you have ever wrestled with questions about where trials come from, or how to respond to them, you do not want to miss this message! Listen in to hear some insight and truth!

Right now, there’s no greater need in ministry, in families, and in our country, than unity. Christ died so that we can walk in unity! In tonight’s sermon, Eric Waterbury shares some powerful insights about what the Holy Spirit is teaching him about unity. We can remain in unity with people we don’t agree with, and even with people, we don’t necessarily like. He teaches about vulnerability, deep love, the ongoing process of restoration, the unity of the faith, and the true meaning of glory. 

If you’re ready to crack open your mind and your heart, this is a sermon you want to listen to!

Featured Scripture: My prayer is not for them alone. I pray also for those who will believe in me through their message, that all of them may be one, Father, just as you are in me and I am in you. -- John 17:20-2

Tonight, Pastor Damien Giacchino preaches about developing godly character as we transition in life. Did you know that every blessing you are contending for requires a certain level of character to handle? Often times we pray for things that we don’t have the character to sustain. In transition, it is our character that sustains us more than our circumstances.

Godly character comes from kingdom values being mirrored into your life. If you want to thrive in the kingdom and receive the fullness of what God has for you, start developing your character.  

Listen in to hear more.

All of creation transitions: whether it’s a career change, a new relationship, or a move across the country, our lives are in a constant state of transition. If we want to be destiny people, then, we have to be transitional people. 

Tonight, pastor Damien Giacchino preaches on how to be sensitive to the seasons. God is always calling us somewhere but it’s up to us as to how we’ll respond. He explains that we must begin preparing for what we pray for because preparation is one of the greatest forms of faith.

Whether your transition is now, or in the future, you don’t want to miss this message. 

“There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens.” Ecclesiastes 3:1