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Pastor Bob Lamb
Hosted by Bobby Lamb · EN
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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The Place of the Skull
2w ago00:32:40Tap to summarizeWe 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.
Transcribe →Why hasn’t God done anything?
3w ago00:21:38Tap to summarizeMost 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.
Transcribe →The Pentecostal Experience
Feb 2300:34:26Tap to summarizeToday 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.
Transcribe →More Like the Master
Feb 1300:38:00Tap to summarizeToday, 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.
Transcribe →The Secret Place, Part 4: Believing and Saying
Feb 300:50:27Tap to summarizeThis 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.
Transcribe →The Secret Place, Part 3: Dwelling
Dec 2900:35:04Tap to summarizeThis 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?
Transcribe →The Secret Place, Part 2: God's Insurance Policy
Dec 1600:31:56Tap to summarizeThis 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.
Transcribe →The Secret Place: God's Protection Plan
Dec 300:38:06Tap to summarizeThis 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.
Transcribe →The Lord is My Shepherd
Nov 2000:30:53Tap to summarizeYou’ve probably heard this most popular 23rd Psalm before. Although this is something that most christians can quote from memory, many of us are interpreting it wrong. In this message, Pastor Lamb teaches us the true meaning and explains what these verses reveal about how God operates. This episode is densely packed with spiritual truth that many Christians have missed. This message was recorded in December, 2014. The scripture is read by Mrs. Linda Roane.
Transcribe →Soul Control
Nov 600:33:08Tap to summarizeIn this message, we learn the importance of controlling our thoughts as referenced in 2nd Corinthians chapter 10. We are a spirit. We have a soul, and we live in a body. Pastor Lamb explains that the soul is our intellect, our emotions, our will, and everything to do with the mental realm. We will learn exactly what the Bible has to say about our minds and how failing to control it will lead to a life that’s far short of what’s been provided for us in God’s plan of redemption. A footnote from Pastor Lamb:The reference to the projector displaying from two different boxes is an illustration that was heard or read many years ago from a book, or a sermon. Effort to cite credit to the original source is important even when it is not known.
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