The Epic Life - Bob Hallman

The Epic Life - Bob Hallman
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The Epic Life podcast is designed to encourage and equip you live a radical and adventurous EPIC life for Jesus Christ! We feature original Biblical teachings of God’s Word delivered by the late Pastor Bob Hallman. Through these timeless, biblical messages, it’s our mission to support, strengthen and encourage you to "Love God, Love Others and Make Disciples”!

  1. 2d ago

    Colossians 2:8-15 - Freedom in Christ - Part 2

    (Pastor Bob's sermons notes on this series can be found on bible.org). Introduction It must be a fearful thing to be taken hostage.  And while we may think of kidnapping as something that happens far away in foreign lands, Paul warns us in Colossians that as Christians we need to be on guard against being spiritually kidnapped and enslaved by false doctrine. As you may recall from our previous studies in Colossians, the church in Colosse was being infiltrated by false teachers who were teaching what later became known as the Colossian Heresy.  In addition to simple faith in Christ: They put a heavy emphasis on dietary restrictions and religious ceremonies. (Colossians 2:11, 16-17; 3:11) They were preoccupied with and worshipped angelic beings. (Col 2:18) They taught that they had an exclusive, secret knowledge (Col 2:18) and special insight into the spiritual world. They had a heavy reliance on human wisdom and tradition. (Colossians 2:4,8) I  The Trap Of Human Philosophy       See to it = Blepo = “Beware or be on guard” (present imperative command) 2 Peter 3:17  “… be on your guard so that you may not be carried away by the error of lawless men and fall from your secure position.” Don’t be taken captive: [Verse 8a]  Take captive = Sulagogeo = “To strip and lead away as slaves or hostages”  It is used here figuratively of carrying someone away from the freedom that comes from the truth in Christ into the bondage of doctrinal error. You can support this ministry: Donate The Epic Life info@theepiclife.org https://www.theepiclife.org https://www.facebook.com/livetheepiclife https://www.instagram.com/Living_The_Epic_Life https://www.theepiclife.podbean.com

  2. 4d ago

    Colossians 2:8-15 - Freedom in Christ - Part 1

    (Pastor Bob's sermons notes on this series can be found on bible.org). Introduction It must be a fearful thing to be taken hostage.  And while we may think of kidnapping as something that happens far away in foreign lands, Paul warns us in Colossians that as Christians we need to be on guard against being spiritually kidnapped and enslaved by false doctrine. As you may recall from our previous studies in Colossians, the church in Colosse was being infiltrated by false teachers who were teaching what later became known as the Colossian Heresy.  In addition to simple faith in Christ: They put a heavy emphasis on dietary restrictions and religious ceremonies. (Colossians 2:11, 16-17; 3:11) They were preoccupied with and worshipped angelic beings. (Col 2:18) They taught that they had an exclusive, secret knowledge (Col 2:18) and special insight into the spiritual world. They had a heavy reliance on human wisdom and tradition. (Colossians 2:4,8) I  The Trap Of Human Philosophy       See to it = Blepo = “Beware or be on guard” (present imperative command) 2 Peter 3:17  “… be on your guard so that you may not be carried away by the error of lawless men and fall from your secure position.” Don’t be taken captive: [Verse 8a]  Take captive = Sulagogeo = “To strip and lead away as slaves or hostages”  It is used here figuratively of carrying someone away from the freedom that comes from the truth in Christ into the bondage of doctrinal error. You can support this ministry: Donate The Epic Life info@theepiclife.org https://www.theepiclife.org https://www.facebook.com/livetheepiclife https://www.instagram.com/Living_The_Epic_Life https://www.theepiclife.podbean.com

  3. Sep 3

    Colossians 2:1-7 - The Power of Encouragement - Part 2

    (Pastor Bob's sermons notes on this series can be found on bible.org). Introduction In Colossians 1:28-29, the apostle Paul described his goal of proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ by “admonishing and teaching everyone with all wisdom that in order that he might present everyone perfect (or mature) in Christ.” As a Pharisee, Paul had only been concerned with what he communicated. But now as a Christian, Paul was also concerned with how he communicated. Through Christ and the modeling of Barnabas, Paul had learned the “Power of Encouragement” and became of source of encouragement for the church! You can support this ministry: Donate The Epic Life info@theepiclife.org https://www.theepiclife.org https://www.facebook.com/livetheepiclife https://www.instagram.com/Living_The_Epic_Life https://www.theepiclife.podbean.com

  4. Sep 1

    Colossians 2:1-7 - The Power of Encouragement - Part 1

    (Pastor Bob's sermons notes on this series can be found on bible.org). Introduction In Colossians 1:28-29, the apostle Paul described his goal of proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ by “admonishing and teaching everyone with all wisdom that in order that he might present everyone perfect (or mature) in Christ.”       As a Pharisee, Paul had only been concerned with what he communicated. But now as a Christian, Paul was also concerned with how he communicated. Through Christ and the modeling of Barnabas, Paul had learned the “Power of Encouragement” and became of source of encouragement for the church! You can support this ministry: Donate The Epic Life info@theepiclife.org https://www.theepiclife.org https://www.facebook.com/livetheepiclife https://www.instagram.com/Living_The_Epic_Life https://www.theepiclife.podbean.com

  5. Aug 27

    Colossians 1:24-29 - Man on a Mission - Part 2

    (Pastor Bob's sermons notes on this series can be found on bible.org). Introduction Pat Tillman reminds me of another great man of the past, the Apostle Paul who penned this letter to the church in Colosse: Like Pat, Paul walked away from a promising and lucrative career. Like Pat, Paul was a man of deep conviction and courage. Like Pat, Paul made his transition out of the limelight into obscurity without fanfare. Like Pat, Paul was willing to give up his life for a cause he believed in. Like Pat, Paul was a “Man On A Mission!” I  Paul's Attitude In Life He rejoiced in what was suffered [Verse 24a]             Three things characterized Paul’s suffering: They were a source of joy; They were for others; They were related to the afflictions of Christ             As you recall, Paul wrote the book of Colossians from a Roman jail. Undoubtedly, the false teachers in Colosse claimed that Paul’s imprisonment and suffering was a clear sign of God’s disapproval of his life and ministry.  But Paul, instead of being ashamed of his suffering, rejoiced in it!                   Rejoiced = Chairo = “To be cheerful” You can support this ministry: Donate The Epic Life info@theepiclife.org https://www.theepiclife.org https://www.facebook.com/livetheepiclife https://www.instagram.com/Living_The_Epic_Life https://www.theepiclife.podbean.com

  6. Aug 25

    Colossians 1:24-29 - Man on a Mission - Part 1

    (Pastor Bob's sermons notes on this series can be found on bible.org). Introduction Pat Tillman reminds me of another great man of the past, the Apostle Paul who penned this letter to the church in Colosse: Like Pat, Paul walked away from a promising and lucrative career. Like Pat, Paul was a man of deep conviction and courage. Like Pat, Paul made his transition out of the limelight into obscurity without fanfare. Like Pat, Paul was willing to give up his life for a cause he believed in. Like Pat, Paul was a “Man On A Mission!” I  Paul's Attitude In Life He rejoiced in what was suffered [Verse 24a]             Three things characterized Paul’s suffering: They were a source of joy; They were for others; They were related to the afflictions of Christ             As you recall, Paul wrote the book of Colossians from a Roman jail. Undoubtedly, the false teachers in Colosse claimed that Paul’s imprisonment and suffering was a clear sign of God’s disapproval of his life and ministry.  But Paul, instead of being ashamed of his suffering, rejoiced in it!                   Rejoiced = Chairo = “To be cheerful” You can support this ministry: Donate The Epic Life info@theepiclife.org https://www.theepiclife.org https://www.facebook.com/livetheepiclife https://www.instagram.com/Living_The_Epic_Life https://www.theepiclife.podbean.com

  7. Aug 20

    Colossians 1:15-23 - Liar, Lunatic or Lord - Part 2

    (Pastor Bob's sermons notes on this series can be found on bible.org). Introduction In every religion outside of biblical Christianity, you will find either: A rejection of what the Bible teaches about Christ (his deity or humanity) An effort to add something to the work of Christ In the case of the Colossian church, the false teachers were doing both – subtracting from His person and adding to His work. Paul's solution to the Colossian Heresy was to present the supremacy of Christ in relation to God, Creation and the Church. I  The Identity Of Christ He is the image of the invisible God [Verse 15a]             Image = Eikon = “Likeness or manifestation”             Invisible = Aoratos = “Not visible or capable of being seen”           But Christian apologist Josh McDowell says, in light of the biblical claims, there are only three possible conclusions as to the identity of Jesus Christ:  “Either Jesus Christ was a liar, or He was a lunatic, or He was just who He claimed to be:  The Lord God.”  You can support this ministry: Donate The Epic Life info@theepiclife.org https://www.theepiclife.org https://www.facebook.com/livetheepiclife https://www.instagram.com/Living_The_Epic_Life https://www.theepiclife.podbean.com

  8. Aug 18

    Colossians 1:15-23 - Liar, Lunatic or Lord? - Part 1

    (Pastor Bob's sermons notes on this series can be found on bible.org). Introduction In every religion outside of biblical Christianity, you will find either: A rejection of what the Bible teaches about Christ (his deity or humanity) An effort to add something to the work of Christ In the case of the Colossian church, the false teachers were doing both – subtracting from His person and adding to His work. Paul's solution to the Colossian Heresy was to present the supremacy of Christ in relation to God, Creation and the Church. I  The Identity Of Christ He is the image of the invisible God [Verse 15a]             Image = Eikon = “Likeness or manifestation”             Invisible = Aoratos = “Not visible or capable of being seen”           But Christian apologist Josh McDowell says, in light of the biblical claims, there are only three possible conclusions as to the identity of Jesus Christ:  “Either Jesus Christ was a liar, or He was a lunatic, or He was just who He claimed to be:  The Lord God.”  You can support this ministry: Donate The Epic Life info@theepiclife.org https://www.theepiclife.org https://www.facebook.com/livetheepiclife https://www.instagram.com/Living_The_Epic_Life https://www.theepiclife.podbean.com

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The Epic Life podcast is designed to encourage and equip you live a radical and adventurous EPIC life for Jesus Christ! We feature original Biblical teachings of God’s Word delivered by the late Pastor Bob Hallman. Through these timeless, biblical messages, it’s our mission to support, strengthen and encourage you to "Love God, Love Others and Make Disciples”!

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    The Epic Life - Bob Hallman
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