Podcast appearances and mentions of eric knopf

This week on the Imperfect Parenting Podcast, we have a very special Guest, Eric Knopf! Eric is a friend, co-founder of a thriving tech company, husband, and father of 2 kids. He talks with us today about how to inspire our kids to dream big and raise a generation of entrepreneurs. This is one you don't wan to miss!Check out his book, "Raising Entrepreneurs," here: https://a.co/d/7fOf3mf

This week we welcome back Eric Knopf to discuss his book “Raising Entrepreneurs”. Tune in to hear more about the key elements of raising young entrepreneurs. Stay connected with Eric: Check out Eric's Work - https://www.epiclife.org/Eric's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ericknopf/Purchase Eric's Book - https://www.amazon.com/Raising-Entrepreneurs-Practical-Principles-Become/dp/099809921X 

In this episode of The Divine Advantage Podcast, Eric Skeldon and Brian Orme interview the Founder of the tech company, Webconnex, Eric Knopf. He shares about the Culture of Generosity they have created at their company and the impact it has established.  Get access to our free Divine Advantage Newsletter and have world class content sent to your inbox weekly to empower you to buy or sell a business and scale your business with a divine advantage.  Sign up HERE

This week, Tim sits down with Eric Knopf to discuss his book, "The Will of God". Eric is an entrepreneur and the founder of Epic Life.Learn more about Eric's ministry at https://www.epiclife.orgFollow Eric on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ericknopf/Purchase Erics book on Amazon: https://a.co/d/75lbkINLearn more about Impact Nations at https://www.impactnations.com/

Today on the Rainmaker Family Show we have none other than Eric Knopf! This guy's such a big deal - Forbes called him a top thought leader on Twitter, and he's even been named 40 Under 40 by Business Journal. He's grown some seriously successful businesses, like Webconnex, a Sacramento-based tech company that processes billions and reaches millions each month. But more importantly, he's a dad to two awesome kids who are set to change the world! In this episode, we dived into his latest book, "Raising Entrepreneurs". It's chock-full of tips and advice for parents who want to raise world changers too! Our conversation was just so fun and enlightening! Eric shared some hilarious stories from his journey, like how he convinced his wife (who comes from a family of doctors and lawyers) that he could beat the odds of nine out of 10 businesses failing. He talked about his success with Webconnex, and how he's learned that successful entrepreneurs share unique upbringings fostered by their parents. Basically, the kind of upbringing where parents aren't afraid of their kids' dreams and fully support them in all their aspirations, no matter how unconventional they might seem. We even talked about how important it is to instill a secure identity in our kids. To let them know that their value isn't tied to what they do, so that if they fail (and let's be real, failure is part of the process), they'll understand that it doesn't mean they're failures. Basically, our chat with Eric was all about how important it is to foster an entrepreneurial spirit in our kids. To teach them to be resilient, to overcome obstacles, and to move things forward. And hey, even if your kid doesn't want to start a business, there's so much value in this mindset. Even if they end up being an entrepreneurial person within another company, or what we call an 'intrapreneur', the skills and mindset they learn are invaluable.   So, grab your cup of coffee (or tea, or whatever floats your boat), kick back, and get ready for some major nuggets of wisdom in this episode! Connect with us: The Rainmaker Challenge: https://rainmakerchallenges.com/join ► Subscribe To Our YouTube Channel: https://bit.ly/33EdgBs ► Website: therainmakerfamily.com ► Facebook: www.facebook.com/diazfamilylegacy ► Instagram: instagram.com/chels_diaz instagram.com/steezdiaz instagram.com/therainmakerfamily ► Get Free Stuff On Amazon: stephensfreestuff.com/sfs   Episode: minute by minute  0:00 Introduction to today's show 1:00 Eric Knopf, dreams encouraged and an entrepreneur formed 8:33 The importance of developing a secure identity in your kids 12:05 The average age fear of failure and others' opinions start to matter 13:45 Teaching your kids choices and consequences 18:44 Understanding the connection between work and money 22:54 When your kids should work for their own things 26:22 Tips for lending and borrowing with your kids 29:31 Raising entrepreneurial kids and creating decision makers 31:29 Healthy tips for releasing control  34:54 Key actions for growing yourself as a leader 39:48 Dreaming forward with Eric Knopf  42:45 How to connect with Eric  

Hey everyone, Melissa here from the Family Brand Podcast. In our latest episode, I had the pleasure of talking to Eric Knoff, a lifelong entrepreneur and co-founder and co-CEO of Webconnex, a software company that powers event registration, ticketing, and fundraising for some of the biggest brands in the world. Eric is that he believes most entrepreneurs became entrepreneurs because of a transformational experience in their childhood. And as someone who had a unique and amazing upbringing that led him and his siblings to become entrepreneurs, Eric wrote a book called "Raising Entrepreneurs" to guide parents on how they can apply the same principles with their own kids. During our conversation, Eric shared how he was raised to be an entrepreneur and how his parents played a pivotal role in shaping his childhood experiences. He talked about how they fanned the flame of his dreams and interests, whether it was wanting to work at a road construction site or becoming a fighter jet pilot. And as he got older, he started his own ventures, including selling corn from the family farm at the age of 10. What we loved about Eric's story is that he believes anyone can learn entrepreneurship as an adult, but having a leg up by being raised to be an entrepreneur gives you a different perspective on the world. And that's what he hopes to impart to parents through his book – the principles and experiences that can shape their kids to become entrepreneurs or just have an entrepreneurial spirit that's valuable across all fields and industries. As someone who's always been interested in entrepreneurship and innovation, I found Eric's insights to be fascinating and inspiring. I'm sure you will too! Hit play and let us know your thoughts! Reach out to us via the links below and don't forget to check out Eric's book "Raising Entrepreneurs" for more guidance on how you can raise entrepreneurial kids. Thanks for listening!   LINKS:   Website: familybrand.com Social: Instagram: www.instagram.com/ourfamilybrand Facebook: www.facebook.com/FamilyBrandOfficial YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCGu-7odB6gkPbyXpUIQLkrg Twitter: https://twitter.com/OurFamilyBrand   NEW: What Culture are You Creating In Your Family? Take the Quiz Now! https://familybrand.com/quiz Links For This Episode:  Raising Entrepreneurs Book on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Raising-Entrepreneurs-Practical-Principles-Become-ebook/dp/B0BRVSRDLL?crid=1H8VMHDKPY6NG&keywords=eric+knopf&qid=1680641977&sprefix=eric+kn,aps,165&sr=8-1&linkCode=sl1&tag=familybrand16-20&linkId=88e47b013113e47155f16d1af268a1e5&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl   Eric on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ericknopf/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D Episode Minute By Minute: 0:42 Welcome to the show Eric Knopf 2:16 How Eric's parents accidentally raised an entrepreneur 5:56 Why would someone want to raise an entrepreneur anyway? 7:45 The inspiration for Eric's book and how it ties into our jobs as parents 14:36 Encouraging entrepreneurship is not saying your identity is what you do 16:47 Do we develop a fear of what people think or are some people more inclined to that? 19:27 What do you then tell them to do with the money? 23:18 The things Eric's parents did on accident we can do with our kids on purpose 26:15 But what if an entrepreneurial venture is unsuccessful for your kids? 30:39 One of the major takeaway from Eric's book 35:34 How to get a copy of Eric's book  

Are you ready to dive deep into the world of entrepreneurship? In this episode, we explore the importance of entrepreneurship, discuss who makes a good entrepreneur, who might not be suited for it, and how to become the entrepreneur of your dreams. Joining us are Ray Bryant from William Jessup University and Eric Knopf, co-founder of WebConnex. We explore topics like raising entrepreneurially minded children, the connection between faith and entrepreneurship, and the importance of company culture. We also discuss the fears and challenges faced by entrepreneurs and the power of pursuing your passion. Don't miss this insightful conversation packed with valuable lessons and inspiring stories from successful entrepreneurs. https://www.amazon.com/Raising-Entrepreneurs-Practical-Principles-Become/dp/099809921X https://www.ericknopf.com/ https://jessup.edu/ https://www.webconnex.com/ ________________________________________________________________ If this episode inspires you to be part of the movement, and you believe, like me, that entrepreneurs are the answer to our future, message me so we can join forces to support building truly great companies in our region.  - Subscribe to my channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCom_​...   -   Mark Haney is a serial entrepreneur that has experience growing companies worth hundreds of millions of dollars. He is currently the CEO and founder of HaneyBiz  -   Instagram: http://instagram.com/themarkhaney​  Facebook: www.facebook.com/themarkhaney  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markehaney​  Website: http://haneybiz.com​  Audio Boom: https://audioboom.com/channels/5005273​   Twitter: http://twitter.com/themarkhaney - This video includes personal knowledge, experiences, and opinions about Angel Investing by seasoned angel investors.  This content is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal, tax, investment, or financial advice.  Nothing in this video constitutes a solicitation, recommendation, or endorsement. #thebackyardadvantage #themarkhaneyshow #entrepreneur   #PowerOfWith #SacramentoEntrepreneur #Sacramento  #SacramentoSmallBusiness #SmallBusiness #GrowthFactory #Investor #Podcast #Haneyville

In this week's episode we have Eric Knopf joining us for our series KYLO at work. --Do you have a question that you need answered? Record and submit your question at http://thekyloshow.com. Danny and Brittney may answer your question on the show and you'll get the breakthrough you've been looking for!--Support The KYLO Show by making a tax-deductible donation https://lovingonpurpose.givingfuel.com

Today on Exploring the Marketplace, Shawn Bolz & Bob Hasson interview Tech Entrepreneur, Eric Knopf.  Eric is the Co-Founder of Webconnex - A tech company that makes powerful software for events and fundraisers.  He is a lifelong entrepreneur and startup founder who has helped start, grow, and consult on over 200 different startup ventures and businesses.  Inc Magazine and Forbes have named Eric one of the top thought leaders to follow on Entrepreneurship and small businesses. Tune in as Shawn, Bob & Eric share how he hears God in his business, one of the most difficult times of his life when and how his raw faith in God caused him to pivot during this difficult season and how to have a culture of fun in your business.

PRICE BLD-R is the collaboration of new home marketing veterans Mark and Betsy Feldmann, Principals of First Story Marketing located in Centennial, Colorado along with John Russell and Eric Knopf, Founders of Webconnex, a leading software company based in Sacramento, California. PRICE BLD-R is a brand-new patent-pending technology that deploys from anywhere on your website and allows shoppers to virtually “build & price” your homes. Watch engagement and leads soar as potential buyers are guided through an interactive new home pricing wizard to build & price your new homes.Use coupon code ANYA50 at checkout to take advantage of 50% off for the first 2 months. New homes are their passion. They believe that there isn’t anything better than a happy homeowner in a brand-new home. That’s why their work is solely focused on bridging the gap between builders and buyers in order to foster wonderful, lasting relationships. Each of the owners brings a wealth of real estate, advertising and marketing knowledge to different aspects of the business. Before starting First Story, Betsy spent five years working with large home builders and developers on a national level with one of the country’s top real estate advertising and branding agencies. She blends that experience with a background in nonprofit and event marketing. Mark applies his six-plus years of project management experience with one of the largest home builders in the nation to day-to-day business operations and client project management. Ready to give PriceBldr a shot? Use coupon code ANYA50 at checkout to take advantage of 50% off for the first 2 months.

Today on Exploring the Marketplace, Shawn Bolz & Bob Hasson interview Tech Entrepreneur, Eric Knopf. Eric is the Co-Founder of Webconnex - A tech company that makes powerful software for events and fundraisers. He is a lifelong entrepreneur and startup founder who has helped start, grow, and consult on over 200 different startup ventures and businesses. Inc Magazine and Forbes have named Eric one of the top thought leaders to follow on Entrepreneurship and small businesses. Join the conversation as Shawn, Bob & Eric discuss one of the most difficult times of his life when 80% of his revenue was affected through the pandemic and how his raw faith in God caused him to pivot during this extremely difficult time. Hear how God had prepared Eric for this moment before he ever knew what he had been prepared for.

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Have you ever noticed that a lot of Christians sound alike when they talk? Christian prayers also all sound alike, because we tend to mimic what we hear others say and pray. Guest speaker Eric Knopf said he had a mentor that really challenged him to memorize scripture. He learned the side effect to memorizing scripture was that he realized he had been praying prayers that weren’t true, spiritually and scripturally. Hear Eric describe how he learned to correct his own prayers and how it may apply to us.www.cornerstonecommunity.net

Studies in the Book of Acts: How to Be Effective in Our OutreachGuest speaker Eric Knopf continues our studies in the book of Acts. Chapter 17 describes the apostle Paul’s ministry in several places. Each place yielded different results. Paul focused on being a slave to all men so that he could win more people for Jesus. Eric summarizes Paul’s key ministry tenets in 5 C’s of effective outreach: commitment; context; conversation; clout; and, character, and describes how those can be practically applied in today’s environment.The 5 C’s of Effective Outreach1: Commitment• Effective outreach requires _________________• Light always _______________________• Expect _________________2: Context• Your job is not to tell people _____________________. Your job is to _________________________• When you speak to someone, trust that _________________________.• Engage with people _________________________3: Conversation• Help people ____________________________• If you want to be the most interesting person in the room, ____________________________ • Ask people what they do to _________________________________.4: Clout• We all have a ___________________ • Earn the privilege to ______________• ___________________ used well gives you greater _________________5: Character• ___________________ is more persuasive than _______________• People are watching how you ______________________• Be the one someone ____________________________________www.cornerstonecommunity.net

This message is from William Jessup University where Eric Knopf shared on the greatest lie he ever believed — choosing between ministry or marketplace. Learn about Eric Knopf’s journey in pursuing both marketplace as a co-founder of a software company as well as leading the ministry Epic Life.  

StartupSac Happy Hour returned to Sacramento on March 26 at Hot Italian in Midtown. Our featured entrepreneurs fielding the questions this month were the co-founders of Webconnex,  Eric Knopf and John Russell. Webconnex is a SaaS platform for event registration, ticketing and fundraising. They have over 30,000 customers and have processed billions of dollars of […]

“Don’t miss this incredible conversation where Banning sits down with Co-Founder of WebConnex, Eric Knopf. They dive head first into clear communication, ministry in and out the church, building the culture you want within your team/ministry and protecting your appetite for growth.”

Many believers today are timid, insecure, and afraid. Rather than stepping out to be the hands and feet of Jesus, they have reduced their faith down to attending a service once a week. This is not how it ought to be. As people of God, it is our responsibility to bring hope, light, and healing to any situation around us.  In this message, Eric Knopf peaches on how to step into your Kingdom's authority. Jesus made available vastly more than what we even think is possible. How do we access that? Listen to learn how to develop yourself to be ready and available for what God wants to do through you.

Jesus says that "the world is going to give you trouble, but I have overcome the world." This sermon is all about the unfair advantage that Christians have in this world because if you believe in Jesus and have received him as your savior, there is something inside of you that is equipping you to be better. Listen in to hear more about God's equipping over you, spoken by Eric Knopf—you don't want to miss it!  

In this episode Eric Knopf interviews Eric Waterbury to discuss intentionality in relationships. They discuss a tool that they use in their own ministry (Epic Life) called the Circles of Covenant. This tool helps you prioritize and categorize relationships in your own life and allows you to govern your decision making process when you need to be selective towards who you spend time around. Both Eric and Eric discuss their bitter disagreements they've had over the years and how they resolved them with the level of intentionality they needed to build a highly successful, professional and personal relationship between them. Enjoy! 

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!

For many Christians, The Will of God is the single largest question mark over their life. Perhaps you have prayed and sought counsel about God’s will, or maybe you’ve been told it’s mysterious and unknowable, maybe it causes you anxiety to think about. You may be surprised to know that many of the common sayings about the will of God are false and unbiblical. Tonight, Eric Knopf kicks off his 3 part series on the Will of God by debunking many of the lies and misconceptions. Eric has gone through every single passage on the Will of God, so this sermon is packed with scripture! If you want to learn more about the will of God, this sermon is a must.

Eric Knopf shares some powerful insights at the Sacramento NextGen pastors gathering about how to make a dent in the universe. His message is biblical and practical--with an outline of 10 steps. Some wisdom from his message include... Destroy the desire to please people and make pleasing God your number one mission. Don’t obsess over short term results. Be okay with being nervous, because if you are not nervous, your ideas are too small. Don’t expect a breakthrough to conform to your schedule, because the kingdom operates by faith. Want to hear more? Listen in. If you want to make a difference in the world, you need to hear these 10 steps.

Eric Knopf and Eric Watebury share a conversation about what it means to develop a spine. How do you go from being a spineless people pleaser to a world changer? If you want to abandon pleasing people and understand its effects, listen to this.

Highly caffeinated entrepreneur and co-founder at Webconnex. He loves startups, family, faith and bacon. He is profound teacher of God's word and is the founder and leader of Epic Life , a young adult and young professional movement in Sacramento.

Do Something Simple. Some thoughts on my conversation with Eric Knopf on The Impact Of Radical Generosity. humanswithfaith.com @humanswithfaith

Today’s guest is Eric Knopf. Eric is an entrepreneur, a visionary, a millennial, and someone who’s passionate about being who God’s calling him to be and doing what God’s calling him to do.   This conversation is unique because I think Eric says some things that break a few of the traditional patterns of thinking, specifically Christian thought. His perspective on maximizing our potential, having the power to make our life something great, and the impact of sharing one’s faith by living a life of radical generosity is both refreshing and exciting to hear.   www.humanswithfaith.com @humanswithfaith  

Epic Life is back! Do you ever ache for something more in your life? Do you long to live a life of significance? It turns out, there’s a reason for that! As believers, each and every one of us is called and invited to live a radically significant and impactful life.  In tonight’s sermon, Eric Knopf takes us through the 4 ingredients of a significant life. What does it take? Here’s a hint: You must heal from past disappointment, dismantle your fear of failure, dream audacious dreams, and follow through again and again. But there's more. If you’re ready to embark on a journey of significance with God, listen in!

If you want to experience God's best for your life, you have to be ready to face resistance. Last week Eric Knopf preached about the dangers of delay and the importance of stepping out. This week he talks about what stepping out will require from us. We live in a culture obsessed with approval and validation, but following God requires that we walk a different path and let go of our need to please people. If you live for the opinions of others, your future is only as bright as your ability not to disappoint someone. You don't want to miss this message! This sermon is loaded with biblical, practical wisdom on how to embrace the wind, live unintimidated by failure, and walk in the fullness God has for you. "God's best does not happen by accident, it happens by force." — Eric Knopf 

This week Eric Knopf kicks off our God’s Best series with a message about taking your place in the Kingdom. The Bible says “every place where you set your foot will be yours,” but the question is, are you willing to step out? Many believers hold back because they are waiting for a convenient time when they feel more ready for change. The truth is, there is never a convenient time for a breakthrough; it will often require discomfort, excruciating terror, and courage. The good news is, God already equipped you when He called you. Don't delay! Listen in and be encouraged to step foot in the territories God has called you to go. “We are not necessarily doubting that God will do the best for us; we are wondering how painful the best will turn out to be.” — CS Lewis  

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

At the beginning of each New Year, Christians across the globe make long, lofty lists of resolutions. This year, however, Eric Knopf challenges us to set dreams, rather than resolutions. The difference? Resolutions take willpower and discipline, but dreams take faith. Being made in God’s image means that it is in our DNA to bring dreams to life. Furthermore, to help us take those dreams from potential to reality, Eric launched an online tool called dreammanager.org. Listen in to learn about dreaming with God, and walk away with fresh excitement for the New Year!

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.   

Do you ever have trouble reconciling with the paradox of crippling punishment and a loving God? Do you ever wonder what discipline in the Kingdom, even means? Turns out, it may not be what you think. In this week’s sermon, Eric Knopf dives into the Scriptures to clarify the truths and lies about God’s discipline. If you’ve ever wrestled with any of these questions, listen in...this message is full of insight and hope! "The discipline of the Lord comes from His voice. God's discipline is relational"

In tonight’s sermon, Eric Knopf dives headfirst into a big topic: Fear of the Lord. The “fear of the Lord” is a widely discussed and often misused phrase in today’s church. The book of Proverbs states that the “Fear of the Lord” is the beginning of wisdom. And at the same time, Jesus frequently commands His disciples NOT to fear. When facing this apparent contradiction, we must first recognize the multiple definitions of the Greek noun phobos. According to the New Testament Greek Lexicon, phobos can mean either “fear, dread, and  terror,” or, “reverence for one’s husband.” These definitions are not interchangeable, and they require a contextual distinction for accurate understanding. Sadly, while the church does focus on the Grace of God to bring people in, they often use the “Fear of the Lord—with an emphasis on the terror based definition—as a sin prevention and behavior grooming tool. In doing so, the church unintentionally disciples followers into a faith damaging, fear-based relationship with their loving Father. In the words of the Eric’s sermon, “it’s impossible to authentically love someone you also fear.” Featured scripture: “There is no fear in love. But perfect love drives out fear, because fear has to do with punishment. The one who fears is not made perfect in love.”  -- 1st John 4:18

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    

This week Eric Knopf continues our Daddy God series by uncovering more truth about God’s identity. From an early age, many of us unknowingly assign character attributes from our earthly father to our heavenly father. Unfortunately, not all of our fathers were good representations of God’s love. Undetected, relational insecurities and lies about our earthly fathers can manifest in our relationship with God. Knowing the truth about who God is will transform your relationship with Him. Regardless of your relationship with your earthly father, this encouraging message is one you don’t want to miss. "A lie that remains unchallenged becomes your reality. A lie accepted defends itself"  

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!

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

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!

This week Eric Knopf preaches his final message in our series on the prophetic.  In the first two messages, we learned all about what the prophetic is, and its vital importance for Christians today. Prophecy is meant to reveal God’s heart, builds you up, and sets you free. Tonight we get to learn all about the practical applications for cultivating the prophetic. Eric will cover questions such as: How does the prophetic influence the way you pray? What should you do if you feel blocked from hearing God? What if you hear wrong?  Understanding the prophetic is foundational and transformational to your faith. You don’t want to miss this message! Key Scripture Pursue love, and earnestly desire the spiritual gifts, especially that you may prophesy. 1 Corinthians 14:1

Do you want to hear from God, and ramp up how you encounter Him in your life? If your answer is yes, then it’s time to wake up to the prophetic. Last week Eric Knopf kicked off our series on the prophetic by giving us a solid foundation of scripture. This week, as the series continues, he dives into the practical applications. This message demystifies some of the common misunderstandings about the prophetic and offers practical insight for how to discern God’s voice. The prophetic is not something you have to strive to grasp; if you’re in Christ, you already are prophetic. His prophetic expression is personalized to you. it’s operating in you all around you. Listen in to learn more! “A loving father will always speak to his children in a way that they understand.” — Eric Knopf

This week Eric Knopf kicks off our series about the prophetic — one of the most misunderstood concepts in the Bible. Perhaps you have wondered if prophecy is still relevant for today, or maybe you believe it's important but have no idea how to operate in it. Wherever you stand, it’s time to get clarity: the prophetic is far too important of a spiritual gift to ignore. It's already operating in us and all around us! In tonight’s message, you’ll learn what prophecy is, and what it isn't. You'll learn about God's intention to reveal His heart and build up the body through the prophetic. Listen in to hear some truth. You don't want to miss this!   "Old Testament prophets call your sin to remembrance, but New Testament prophets call your righteousness to remembrance"   

What do you believe about God’s character? Many of us grew up receiving a general message that God is a selfish glory hog who is always keeping score, and only wants to take from you. But this could not be further from the truth. Jesus came to give you life, and lift you up.  God wants your heart, and your ability to receive, far more than he wants your stuff. This week Eric Knopf finished our Character of God series with a message about how God is love, and love is not self-seeking. His message is full of truth, wisdom, and practical ways to understand God’s love. You don’t want to miss this. “God has bigger ideas for you then you have for you.” — Eric Knopf

When you read the Bible and listen to God’s voice, what kind of tone do you hear? Does He sound like a boss, a mean gym coach, or a loving father? We live in a culture, today, where rudeness is entertainment, and love is distorted, but the Bible says that God is not rude, and His tone is always love. This week, Eric Knopf continues our character of God series by teaching about how God is not rude, and God is not proud. Listen in to deepen your understanding of who God is, and grow closer in relationship with Him. "Truth ceases to be truth if it’s spoken in any other tone but love" - Eric Knopf  

This week Eric Knopf continues our Character of God series by breaking down what it means that God does not boast. Many of us have falsely correlated God’s desire to be lifted up in worship, as a form of boasting; but the truth is, God sees worship as the consummation of His covenant with us. Boasting always has an anti-relationship effect, and more than anything, God desires our hearts in relationship with Him. The message is packed! Listen in to learn more about boasting, pride, glory, worship, and the true character of God. “Pride says, forget you. Humility says, I need you.” — Eric Knopf.

Dean sits down with Eric Knopf, an entrepreneur and highly caffeinated entrepreneur and co-founder at Webconnex. He loves startups, family, faith and leads a thriving young adults ministry. He enjoys writing on life, startups and faith.