In the tenth episode of "Children As Arrows," Duane Sheriff concludes his series by focusing on the final five principles necessary to lay a strong foundation. Parents should teach children about God's love, the importance of developing a healthy work ethic and understanding financial stewardship. He also emphasizes helping children develop a stron…

As we reflect on the miraculous birth of Jesus, we're reminded of the profound humility of our God. The Christmas story isn't just about a baby in a manger; it's about the Creator of the universe choosing to enter His creation in the most humble way imaginable. Born in a barn, laid in a feeding trough - this is our God, demonstrating a level of hum…

In the tenth episode of "Kinds of Unbelief," Duane Sheriff explains that we must take control of our five physical senses of sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell to combat unbelief. The disciple Thomas in John 20:24-29 insisted that he felt Jesus' wound before it transformed his unbelief into belief. Even the sound of God's Word can transform do…

In the ninth episode of "Kinds of Unbelief," Duane Sheriff discusses the four types of unbelief: rejection of Jesus, lack of knowledge, wrong knowledge, and carnality. In this episode, he focuses on carnality, which he defines as being influenced by our five physical senses: sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell. When we allow our physical senses…

In the eighth episode of "Kinds of Unbelief," Duane Sheriff teaches from Mark 9:24, where a father cries out, "Lord, I believe; help my unbelief!" All of us, at times, grapple with doubt. While the rejection of Jesus is the most severe form of unbelief, we can struggle from a lack of knowledge or even the wrong knowledge about God. Do we have stron…

In the seventh episode of "Kinds of Unbelief," Duane Sheriff teaches three types of unbelief that can hinder our spiritual growth: the rejection of Jesus, a lack of knowledge, and the wrong knowledge. The rejection of Jesus is described in the Bible as the 'unpardonable sin,' a serious reminder of the importance of accepting Christ's sacrifice. A l…

In the sixth episode of "Kinds of Unbelief," Duane Sheriff teaches the importance of overcoming unbelief through faith. Hebrews 11:6 tells us that "without faith, it is impossible to please God." Unbelief can be a barrier to experiencing God's power and promises. Romans 10:17 states, "So then faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God."…

Do you realize that God's love for us is not based on our performance or behavior but on His character and promises? Duane teaches the unconditional love and complete forgiveness that God made possible through the new covenant established by Jesus Christ. In this message, we explore the difference between the old covenant's temporary atonement and …

In the fifth episode of "Kinds of Unbelief," Duane Sheriff teaches that two critical types of unbelief can hinder our growth and relationship with God. The first is the rejection of Jesus and the cross - a fundamental unbelief that can separate us from God's love. The second challenge many of us struggle with is a lack of knowledge. We're reminded …

In the fourth episode of "Kinds of Unbelief," Duane Sheriff teaches that there are different kinds of unbelief and each has its cure. The most critical form of unbelief is the rejection of Jesus. The Holy Spirit's primary role is to convict the world of this sin of unbelief. Examining a little deeper, we see that believing in Jesus is not just abou…

In the third episode of "Kinds of Unbelief," Duane Sheriff teaches the powerful concepts of belief and unbelief. Our faith is often tested in life's challenges, not God's ability or willingness to help. In James 1, a double-minded person who wavers between belief and unbelief is "like the sea tossed to and fro" and should not expect to receive anyt…

We often encounter moments where belief and unbelief coexist. Even in our faith, we may struggle with doubt. In the second episode of "Kinds of Unbelief," Duane Sheriff teaches that the key is to "believe only" and stand firm in faith despite circumstances. We sow seeds of faith through our words and actions. Avoid the pitfall of mixing faith with …

In the new series "Kinds of Unbelief," Duane Sheriff explores the complex relationship between faith and unbelief. Using Mark 9 as a foundation, we examine the story of a father who brought his demon-possessed son to Jesus after the disciples failed to heal him. The father's famous words, "Lord, I believe; help my unbelief" (Mark 9:24), illustrate …

In the invisible battlefield of spiritual warfare, 2 Corinthians 10:3-5 states that our warfare is not carnal but mighty through God for pulling down strongholds. Spiritual battles require spiritual weapons. God has provided believers with an arsenal of divine power. Ephesians 6 outlines six spiritual weapons that form the armor of God: truth, righ…

In the invisible battlefield of spiritual warfare, 2 Corinthians 10:3-5 states that our warfare is not carnal but mighty through God for pulling down strongholds. Spiritual battles require spiritual weapons. God has provided believers with an arsenal of divine power. Ephesians 6 outlines six spiritual weapons that form the armor of God: truth, righ…

Spiritual strongholds impact our hearts, churches, and nations. In part 3 of "The New Reformation," Duane Sheriff teaches how strongholds are formed and the spiritual weapons we have to dismantle them. Strongholds can hinder our spiritual growth and relationship with God. 2 Corinthians 10:3-5 explains that although we live in the flesh, our battles…

Spiritual strongholds impact our hearts, churches, and nations. Duane explains how strongholds are created and the spiritual weapons available to dismantle them. 2 Corinthians 10:3-5 explains that although we live in the flesh, our battles are not against flesh and blood. These weapons are not physical but mighty through God for pulling down strong…

Duane teaches that "The New Reformation" is occurring, and believes the church is experiencing a "third great awakening." He compares several bible stories with the same patterns to what is happening in our culture today. When God judged Sodom and Gomorrah, it wasn't just about one sin. Ezekiel 16:49 tells us they were also guilty of pride, selfish…

In the eleventh episode of "The Power Of Truth," Duane Sheriff teaches the unwavering nature of God's Word. The church stands as the pillar and ground of truth in a world that often rejects the concept of absolute truth. A key to absolute truth is that there is one God, and we are not Him. "The Word became flesh" is an unshakable reality, as outlin…

It's time for the church to emerge from its spiritual slumber by confronting cultural corruption and becoming a transformative force of righteousness and divine love. Duane declares that the third great awakening isn't just coming - it's already here. Romans 13:11-12 calls Christians to "awake out of sleep" and cast off the "works of darkness" by p…

In the tenth episode of "The Power Of Truth," Duane Sheriff teaches the importance of the Armor of God in the ongoing spiritual battle between truth and lies. According to Ephesians 6:10-13, believers are to be strong in the Lord and put on the full armor of God to stand firm against the devil's schemes. The real fight is not against flesh and bloo…

In the ninth episode of "The Power Of Truth," Duane Sheriff teaches the timeless battle between light and darkness. The story of Eve's deception in Genesis 3 is a powerful reminder of how subtle lies can lead us astray. We learn that the enemy's tactics haven't changed - questioning God's word, contradicting His truth, and sowing suspicion about Hi…

Marriage is a type of Christ, and the church is vital to what God is doing today. In part 5, Duane Sheriff teaches why God created marriage and its purpose. He believes we will see a massive return to the institution of marriage. This return will bring healing, even for those hurt by the church. Here are three essential building blocks for those wh…

Marriage is a great mystery. Duane and Sue Sheriff share their experiences of being married for over 40 years and respond to questions presented by the audience.저자 Duane Sheriff, Sue Sheriff

In the eighth episode of "The Power Of Truth," Duane Sheriff teaches the essence of truth and its transformative power in our lives. The biblical encounter between Pilate and Jesus illustrates this concept. When Pilate asks, "What is truth?" in John 18:38, he stands before Jesus, who embodies the ultimate truth. Jesus declared in John 14:6, "I am t…