
Hosted by Bobby Lamb · EN

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 redemptionWith 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.

“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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

This is the fourth message in a series that dives deep into the 91st Psalm – God’s protection plan. Pastor Lamb continues to focus on the first two verses, which are the foundation of this Psalm. These verses outline what we are called to do in order to receive what God has promised. In this episode, Pastor Lamb teaches us the importance of believing and saying what God has said, and he explains why God’s ability to protect us is linked to these two things.

This is the third message in a series that dives deep into the 91st Psalm – God’s protection plan. Pastor Lamb teaches us what it means to abide in the “shadow of the almighty.” What is our role in this protection plan and how do we walk in love, walk in faith, remain steadfast in our belief, and receive the twenty-three promises outlined in this Psalm?

This is the second message in a series that dives deep into the 91st Psalm. In this message Pastor Lamb teaches us how to "dwell" in the secret place, and how to remain steadfast in our beliefs, despite what our five physical senses tell us. We will learn how to become a doer and not only a hearer of God’s Word, and how to gain divine protection in the face of adversity and evil in this world.

This is the first message in a series that dives deep into the 91st Psalm – God’s protection plan. This teaching outlines what God has provided for us to get through life here on earth. What is God’s will for us? Why does God let bad things happen to us in our daily lives? It is important for us to learn not only what was provided, but what we need to do in order to activate God to work on our behalf.