Pastor Bob Lamb

Bobby Lamb
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Bob Lamb is a Bible-believing, God-loving, spirit-filled pastor and evangelist. This series is drawn from Pastor Lamb's collection of hundreds of recorded messages — giving the listeners a solid foundation on imperative Bible doctrines that we need to understand in order to be successful, fruit-bearing, victorious Christians.

  1. 5d ago

    God's Grace

    In this rich and clarifying message, Pastor Bob Lamb unpacks what “grace” really means—and why so many believers live in what he calls self-imposed spiritual poverty. Far beyond a cliché idea of “unmerited favor,” Pastor Lamb shows from Scripture that grace is God’s gift-giving heart in action: everything God gives—salvation, righteousness, power to live a godly life—comes by grace, through faith. Drawing from Romans, Ephesians, 2 Corinthians, and 2 Peter, he explains that all the “great and precious promises” are part of a complete salvation package, provided at the cross and made available to every believer. We don’t receive anything from God on a merit system; we receive on the grace system. As Pastor Lamb puts it, “Anybody, anywhere, anytime that receives anything from God receives it on the same basis.” Key themes in this episode include: What grace is and what “cheap grace” gets wrong Why “all things are yours” in Christ, even if you’re not yet walking in themHow mixing works with grace actually nullifies graceThe difference between the world’s system of earning and the kingdom’s system of graceThe parable of the laborers in the vineyard as a picture of kingdom graceWhy true grace never becomes a “license to sin,” but instead deepens our love for God and hatred of sin With pastoral warmth and humility, Pastor Bob also shares personally how, looking back over his life, he is profoundly thankful to be “a grace man”—because only God’s grace and mercy can carry any of us all the way home. Perfect for believers who want a stronger, Bible-based understanding of God’s grace and how to live in it every day. Show Notes Episode Title: God’s Grace Speaker: Pastor Bob Lamb Primary Scriptures: Romans 4:16 2 Peter 1:2–7 John 3:16–17 Romans 8:32 2 Corinthians 5:17–18 Ephesians 2:8–9 1 Corinthians 3:21 Romans 3:24; 5:2; 5:17; 11:6 Matthew 19:16–29 (rich young ruler) Matthew 20:1–16 (laborers in the vineyard) Genesis/Joseph narrative (alluded) Key Topics Covered What is grace? Common definitions: unmerited favor, God treating us as though we were JesusPastor Bob’s emphasis: grace is God wanting to give a giftThe cost of grace: the most excruciating death of God’s Son for the sins of the world The “salvation package” 2 Peter 1: Great and precious promises given so we can partake of the divine nature2 Corinthians 5: “All things are of God”; new creation realities are all by graceEphesians 2:8–9: Both grace and faith are God’s gift—“all things are of God” Living on grace, not merit 1 Corinthians 3:21: “All things are yours” – even carnal believers were told thisHow many Christians live in spiritual poverty because they try to earn what’s already providedColossians 2:6: As you received Christ (by grace through faith), so walk in Him Grace vs. works Romans 4:16 & 11:6: If it’s of grace, it can’t be of works; mixing them nullifies graceThe danger of trying to qualify for answered prayer or blessing by performance Kingdom economics: the rich young ruler & the laborers in the vineyard Matthew 19: Rich young ruler, “poor” because he was not rich toward GodMatthew 20: Laborers in the vineyard Is preaching grace a “license to sin”? Pastor Bob’s strong correction: that’s not grace, that’s a disgraceExample of Joseph: “I cannot do this to God” – love for God restrains sinTrue grace produces gratitude, holiness, and hatred of sin’s destructive hook Personal reflections on grace Pastor Bob at 78, looking back, thankful to be “a grace man”All believers have failed after salvation, yet God has never left usGod picks us up when we repent and says, “Go back out there; I’m giving you a new start.”

  2. Jul 30

    Let's Go Fishing

    At 89 and a half, Pastor Bob Lamb no longer fishes for fish—but he fishes for men every single day. In this heartfelt and practical teaching, Pastor Lamb dives into Luke 5, where Jesus instructs Simon Peter to "launch out into the deep" after a frustrating night of empty nets. What follows is a masterclass on faith, obedience, and what it truly means to become a "fisher of men." Pastor Lamb unpacks the difference between fishing by sight (relying on natural circumstances) and fishing by faith (trusting God's word regardless of the odds). He challenges listeners with a bold question: "Have I launched out into the deep, or am I anchored to my church pew?" This episode covers: The call from Matthew 4 to become "fishers of men"Why personal testimony is one of the most powerful tools for evangelismReal-life stories of Pastor Lamb leading his father, father-in-law, mother-in-law, and wife to ChristBiblical examples of Spirit-led witnessing (Philip, Peter, Paul and Silas)A practical, step-by-step guide for leading someone to salvation using ScriptureWhy the gospel is good news, not condemnation With warmth, humor, and decades of ministry experience, Pastor Lamb equips listeners with both the heart and the tools needed to share their faith. Whether you've never led anyone to Christ or you're a seasoned believer looking to reignite your passion for soul-winning, this message will inspire you to launch out into deep water and let down your nets. SHOW NOTES: Episode Title: Let's Go Fishing Podcast: Pastor Bob Lamb Scripture References: Luke 5:1-11, Matthew 4:19, Mark 11:22, Romans 4:17, Proverbs 11:30, John 3:16, Romans 3:23, Romans 5:12-18, Romans 10:9-10, Romans 4:25, 2 Corinthians 5:18-21, 1 John 5:13, Acts 8, Acts 10, Acts 16, John 4 Key Topics Discussed: (Opening) Pastor Lamb introduces the theme—at 89, he no longer fishes for fish but fishes for men every dayThe Miraculous Catch (Luke 5) — Jesus teaches from Simon Peter's boat, then instructs him to launch into deep waterFaith vs. Natural Reasoning — Peter's obedience despite exhaustion and doubt; the difference between "nets" (plural, faith) and "net" (singular, doubt)Called to a Higher Level — Matthew 4:19: "Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men"A Question for Self-Examination — "Have I launched out into the deep, or am I anchored to my church pew?"The Power of Personal Testimony — Why your story matters, even without dramatic events or theological trainingReal Stories from Pastor Lamb's Life — Leading his father, father-in-law, mother-in-law, wife, and sisters-in-law to ChristSpirit-Led Witnessing — Examples from Scripture: Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch, Peter and Cornelius, Paul and Silas in MacedoniaEquipment for Fishing (Spiritually) — The Bible as your "rod," and how to use Scripture to lead someone to salvationA Practical Gospel Presentation — Step-by-step approach using John 1:11-12, Romans 10:9-10, Romans 4:25, and 2 Corinthians 5:18-21The Good News — Why the gospel isn't about behavior modification, but about God's finished work of reconciliationClosing Challenge — An invitation for listeners to receive Christ and commit to sharing their faith

  3. Jul 23

    The Three Crosses

    In this powerful teaching, Pastor Bob Lamb explores the profound spiritual significance of the three crosses at Calvary and what they reveal about God's redemptive plan. Drawing from Luke 23 and supported by passages from Isaiah 53 and 2 Corinthians 5, Pastor Lamb unpacks Jesus' first statement from the cross: "Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do." This episode examines how the three crosses tell the complete story of redemption—the sinless Savior at the center, a repentant thief who found salvation, and an unrepentant thief who rejected Christ and faced eternal separation from God. These two thieves represent humanity's fundamental choice: to acknowledge Jesus as Lord and receive grace, or to reject Him and face the consequences of sin. Pastor Lamb discusses critical biblical truths including: • The nature of God's grace and the gospel message • Why Jesus' prayer from the cross was answered for all humanity • The role of the Holy Spirit in drawing people to Christ • The difference between faith in what we believe versus faith in Christ alone • How Jesus' suffering and resurrection accomplished complete redemption With his characteristic depth and clarity, Pastor Lamb challenges listeners to understand that salvation is by grace through faith—not works, not moral achievement, but a gift from God. He emphasizes that every person faces the same choice as those two thieves: will you respond to Christ's sacrifice with repentance and faith, or will you reject Him? Perfect for those seeking deeper Bible teaching on redemption, grace, and the cross.

  4. Jul 8

    Mustard Seed Faith

    “Faith as a grain of mustard seed” does not mean what you think. Christan messaging often puts emphasis on the small size of the seed. However, the true relevation from Luke 17 is the quality of the seed, and it’s capacity to produce after it’s own kind. This message is a foundation about how faith operates. Pastor Lamb deciphers the scripture in Luke 17 and teaches us what the Bible has to say about getting our prayers answered.  Hebrews 11:1 says that faith is the substance of things hoped for and the evidense of things not seen. Faith is the action that makes hope come into manifestation. Hope means earnest, intense expectation. Bible hope is not wishful thinking. Faith causes what you had hoped for to come to pass — when it is in line with God’s word, and God’s will for you.  Hebrews 10:23 says, “Hold fast your confession of faith without waivering; for he is faithful who has promised.” We understand what confessing sin is, but the scripture also tells us to confess the word of God. It is important to speak what our agreement with God is, regardless of how negative our circumstances appear. Romans 12:3 says that we as born-again Christians are given the same measure of faith. Faith comes by hearing the word. We need to activate it by speaking it. We cannot speak it if we have not heard it. God and his word are one. We need to build the word of God into our spirit until we become God-inside minded.  In this episode, our scripture is read by Dr. Delano Douglas.

  5. Jul 1

    The Place of the Skull

    We know that the place of the skull (Golgotha) is where Jesus made the substitutionary sacrifice that satisfied the demands of divine justice once and for all. Today we want to consider the place of the skull as it relates to the mind and our own thoughts.  It is necessary to think in line with God’s word. His words are love-filled, faith building, and life-producing.  John 6:63 states: "It is the Spirit who gives life; the flesh profits nothing. The words that I speak to you are spirit, and they are life." Every word of God is spirit-energized, and has the capacity to produce what the word says when it is activated by faith. In this episode, Pastor Lamb’s message focuses on the importance of what we think, relative to how we live.

  6. Jun 24

    Why hasn’t God done anything?

    Most of what people pray about, or ask God for, has already been provided. They complain about what God hasn’t done, when in reality, God has already made it available to the believer.  II Peter 1:3 says that “According as his divine power hath given unto us all things that pertain unto life and godliness, through the knowledge of him that hath called us to glory and virtue” God has already said yes to everything that has been promised. What does it mean to walk by faith and not by sight? What does it mean to call things that be not, as though they were?  We begin season 2 with a message about how we can receive these promises. It starts by putting the word of God into our hearts in abundance.

  7. Feb 23

    The Pentecostal Experience

    Today we discuss the day of Pentecost and the birthday of the church as outlined in the book of Acts. Pastor Lamb talks about the greatest need in the church today, and explains the reason for its impotence. Everything that Jesus could do, anointed of the Holy Spirit, the new body of Christ (the Church) is supposed to do here on earth. Pastor Lamb outlines how the anointing that was on Jesus personally, is now on the church collectively, and on the believer individually.

  8. Feb 13

    More Like the Master

    Today, there is division in the church. There are many different denominations in the Christian church and the beliefs and doctrine of each can vary greatly. In this message, Pastor Lamb teaches us how to sort through this confusion and get to the absolute truth that is made clear in the word of God. The only way we can achieve unity in the faith is through knowledge of the son of God.

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Bob Lamb is a Bible-believing, God-loving, spirit-filled pastor and evangelist. This series is drawn from Pastor Lamb's collection of hundreds of recorded messages — giving the listeners a solid foundation on imperative Bible doctrines that we need to understand in order to be successful, fruit-bearing, victorious Christians.

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  • Creator
    Bobby Lamb
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    19
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