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In the fifth episode of "The Fundamentals of Prayer," Duane Sheriff explores the power of persistence in prayer. In Luke 11:5-13, Jesus emphasizes that God values our persistence to show our faith and desire for a relationship with Him. Repeating our prayers helps us remain engaged with God and reflects our faith, even when the answer is delayed. This persistence helps us shift from doubt to confidence in God's willingness to respond to our needs.https://pastorduane.com/fundamentals-of-prayer/

Every day, we face a battle whether to walk in the flesh or follow the Holy Spirit. In part four of "Your True Identity," Brother Duane teaches that your old life in Adam is gone. We have been transformed into a new creation and have a new identity in Christ. Our past sins no longer define us. We're no longer a slave to sin, darkness, and death. God has washed us clean, made us holy, and declared us righteous through Jesus Christ. However, our flesh—our physical body and unrenewed mind—still tries to pull us back into old habits. Learn how to set your mind on spiritual things and resist Satan's attacks on your identity. Having a spiritual mindset is key to overcoming the desires of the flesh and experiencing the freedom Christ died to give us.

Every day, we face a battle whether to walk in the flesh or follow the Holy Spirit. In part four of "Your True Identity," Brother Duane teaches that your old life in Adam is gone. We have been transformed into a new creation and have a new identity in Christ. Our past sins no longer define us. We're no longer a slave to sin, darkness, and death. God has washed us clean, made us holy, and declared us righteous through Jesus Christ. However, our flesh—our physical body and unrenewed mind—still tries to pull us back into old habits. Learn how to set your mind on spiritual things and resist Satan's attacks on your identity. Having a spiritual mindset is key to overcoming the desires of the flesh and experiencing the freedom Christ died to give us.

In the fourth episode of "The Fundamentals of Prayer," Brother Duane teaches how to pray by exploring the model prayer that Jesus provided to His disciples. There is power in praying in the name of Jesus, as prayer brings God's kingdom and will to earth. It's essential to remain persistent in prayer, as it can take time for our prayers to manifest due to hindrances in the spiritual realm. Stay steadfast and do not give up.https://pastorduane.com/fundamentals-of-prayer/

In the third episode of "The Fundamentals of Prayer," Duane Sheriff teaches the importance of being taught how to pray effectively. Prayer is not a religious obligation or the recital of words, but about developing a genuine relationship with our Heavenly Father. The Lord's Prayer is a model that can guide our prayer life from a routine activity into a personal encounter with God.https://pastorduane.com/fundamentals-of-prayer/

In the second episode of "The Fundamentals of Prayer," Duane Sheriff teaches that the primary purposes of prayer are communication, fellowship, and partnership with God. Prayer is the lifeline that keeps us connected to Jesus, allowing His life to flow through us. Using the imagery of the vine and branches in John 15 illustrates our need to 'abide' in Christ. Without this continuous connection, we are unable to bear spiritual fruit. https://pastorduane.com/fundamentals-of-prayer/

Cultivate a deep, intimate relationship with God through Prayer. God likes you and wants to spend time with you. In "The Fundamentals of Prayer," Duane Sheriff teaches that prayer is not about religious rituals but a way to connect with God and experience supernatural breakthroughs. Prayer serves as a pathway to knowing God personally, as reflected in Jesus' words in John 17:3, which states that eternal life is about knowing the Father.https://pastorduane.com/fundamentals-of-prayer/

What if everything you think you know about yourself is wrong? In "Your True Identity," Brother Duane reveals the truth about your identity in Christ. Every person starts with an old identity "in Adam" - born with a sinful nature leading to bad choices and separation from God. But when you become a Christian, God completely kills that old identity and gives you a brand new one "in Christ."As Christians, we receive a new spiritual identity, but our minds and bodies still need renewal through God's Word and the Holy Spirit. We are God's workmanship, created for good works—not saved by works, but saved FOR good works. True freedom comes from understanding your new identity in Christ rather than identifying with past sins or current struggles. Discover who God says you are!

What if everything you think you know about yourself is wrong? In "Your True Identity," Brother Duane reveals the truth about your identity in Christ. Every person starts with an old identity "in Adam" - born with a sinful nature leading to bad choices and separation from God. But when you become a Christian, God completely kills that old identity and gives you a brand new nature and new life "in Christ."As Christians, we receive a new spiritual identity, but our minds and bodies still need renewal through God's Word and the Holy Spirit. We are God's workmanship, created for good works—not saved by works, but saved FOR good works. True freedom comes from understanding your new identity in Christ rather than identifying with past sins or current struggles. Discover who God says you are!

In the eighth and final episode of "The Purpose of Marriage," Duane Sheriff explores the unique connection between the marriage of a husband and wife and the relationship between Christ and the Church, describing it as a "great mystery" revealed in Scripture. In Ephesians 5, marriage is presented as a reflection of Christ's love for the church. The first marriage of Adam and Eve serves as a prophetic picture of Christ and His bride, the church. Just as Eve was created from Adam's rib, the church was born from Christ's wounded side on the cross.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/the-purpose-of-marriage/

In the seventh episode of "The Purpose of Marriage," Duane Sheriff explores the deep spiritual significance of the husband-wife relationship as a reflection of Christ and the Church. Ephesians 5 explains that marriage is not just a natural union but also a profound spiritual mystery. Husbands are called to love their wives as Christ loves the Church: sacrificially, selflessly, and unconditionally. Wives, in turn, are encouraged to submit to their husbands as the Church submits to Christ. This parallel unveils the beautiful dance of love and respect that strengthens our earthly marriages and relationship with God. Marriages are living testimonies of the Gospel, modeling Christ's love to our children and the world around us.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/the-purpose-of-marriage/

In the sixth episode of "The Purpose of Marriage," Duane Sheriff explores the reasons to get married, which include companionship, sexual purity, and procreation. A key aspect of marriage is its covenant nature, intended to foster the upbringing of godly offspring. God designed marriage to create a loving and nurturing environment for children to grow in the knowledge and reverence of the Lord. This family unit, comprising a father, mother, and children, is essential to God's plan for raising children in His ways. The significance of strong marriages in raising children extends beyond the family; it impacts society, culture, and politics.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/the-purpose-of-marriage/

In the fifth episode of "The Purpose of Marriage," Duane Sheriff teaches marriage is a divine institution designed for companionship, covenant, and the expression of our sexuality within safe boundaries. God created us as sexual beings with the intention that this gift be enjoyed within the haven of marriage. 1 Corinthians 7 reminds us that marriage is God's solution to sexual immorality, providing a sanctified space for intimacy. Just as water brings life within its banks but destruction when it floods, so too does our sexuality bless us within marriage but can harm us outside of it.

In the fourth episode of "The Purpose of Marriage," Brother Duane explores the purpose and divine design of marriage, tracing its origins back to creation. The biblical account of Adam and Eve reveals how woman was created from within man, symbolizing the deep unity intended in marriage. The creation story reveals that marriage is not a human institution, but a God-ordained covenant designed to fulfill the need for companionship. God created man and woman to be partners in marriage. Eve was created from Adam's rib, emphasizing that she was "bone of his bones and flesh of his flesh." Marriage, therefore, reunites what was taken apart, with male and female becoming one flesh.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/the-purpose-of-marriage/

YouTube: Living Under Grace vs. Living Under LawDo you understand the difference between Old Testament law and New Testament grace? Duane Sheriff teaches that "You cannot serve God under New Testament grace with Old Testament law—they don't mix." If you don't understand law vs. grace, you will serve God through guilt and condemnation instead of experiencing God's unconditional love and freedom.The purpose of the law was to reveal sin and reveal our need for a Savior, not to earn God's love or blessings. Jesus fulfilled the law on our behalf, making us righteous through faith alone, independent of works or performance. Grace produces intimacy and a relationship with God rather than guilt and condemnation. God's unconditional love empowers us to live a holy life motivated by love rather than fear of punishment. You cannot do anything to make God love you more, and you cannot do anything to make Him love you less. 

1 Corinthians 15 states, "The strength of sin is the law." Duane Sheriff teaches that the Old Testament law paradoxically strengthened our sin by exposing our inability to meet God's perfect standard. When we try to be righteous through our efforts, we remain under sin's strength and the law's curse. Many mistakenly believe they can earn God's love by perfectly following the rules, but the law functions like a mirror, revealing our sinful nature and driving us to recognize our need for Jesus. But grace is more powerful than sin! By placing our faith in Jesus instead of trusting our good works, God sees us as completely forgiven. This is grace—God's unearned love and acceptance—freeing us from the need to earn His blessings through perfect behavior. True transformation comes not from self-righteous obedience but from embracing God's grace, which overpowers sin's strength and grants us victory through Christ alone.

In the third episode of "The Purpose of Marriage," Duane Sheriff explains that marriage is a sacred institution created by God for companionship and partnership, mirroring the relationship between Christ and the Church. In Genesis 2, the story of Adam and Eve, God states that it is "not good" for man to be alone. This story emphasizes our deep-rooted desire for companionship and partnership. The creation of Eve from Adam's rib symbolizes the unity and intimacy that God intended for marriage.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/the-purpose-of-marriage/

Do you live under the law, or do you live under grace? This message contrasts the concept of grace with the law and performance-based Christianity. The purpose of the law was to reveal sin, making us guilty and unable to earn God's favor through perfect behavior. Grace, however, breaks the power of sin through Jesus. While many Christians believe grace merely covers their sins, Brother Duane teaches that grace "sets the course for your life and connects you to your destiny and your authority."Grace isn't about our performance for God - it's about what God has already done for us through Jesus Christ. Embrace grace and trust in God's promises rather than relying on your own performance.

In episode two of "The Purpose of Marriage," Duane Sheriff discusses five common misconceptions about why people get married. In a survey, he discovered that people get married to be happy, to find their value or worth, to be complete, to get out of trouble, or simply as an experiment to see how it goes. These reasons go against God's intended design for marriage. No person, place, or thing can make you happy.Entering the institution of marriage in order to achieve happiness will actually ensure unhappiness. Instead, we are called to approach marriage from a biblical perspective and find our happiness, value, and completeness in Christ rather than in a spouse. Colossians 2:9-10 reminds us that in Jesus, all the fullness of the Godhead dwells bodily, and we are complete in Him. This spiritual foundation is crucial before entering into marriage. Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/the-purpose-of-marriage/

"The Purpose of Marriage" is a divine mystery that reflects Christ's love for the church. In this episode, Duane Sheriff teaches the divine purpose of marriage and its connection to the gospel. There is a compelling parallel between traditional marriage and our spiritual union with Jesus. Marriage is not simply a contract or social institution. It is a divine institution that reflects Christ's love for the church. Today's culture and many churches often fail to grasp the true purpose of marriage. Understanding the connection between marriage and our relationship with Christ is essential to our spiritual growth.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/the-purpose-of-marriage/

Discovering "Your True Identity" isn't about your past actions or what others think of you; it's about understanding who you are in God's eyes. When you become a Christian, something incredible happens: you are no longer defined by your past mistakes, weaknesses, or the opinions of the world. Instead, you receive a brand-new identity directly from God—one that is full of hope, purpose, and incredible worth.Brother Duane teaches that in Christ, you are not just forgiven; you are completely transformed! You become a child of God—chosen, loved, and empowered. This means your value does not come from your achievements, appearance, or social status. Your true identity is rooted in God's unconditional love and the new life He offers you. You are made new, with the potential to grow, learn, and reflect God's character in everything you do.Understanding this identity changes everything. It gives you confidence, not in yourself, but in God's power working through you. You are no longer trapped by old labels or limitations. Instead, you are free to live as the unique, awesome person God created you to be. You are a new person!!

In the fifteenth and final episode of "The Cross," Duane Sheriff explores the depth of God's forgiveness and mercy under the New Covenant. He explains that God's attitude is mercy, not wrath or punishment. Hebrews 8 reveals God's covenant promise: "I will be merciful to their unrighteousness, and their sins and their iniquities will I remember no more." By understanding our complete forgiveness in Christ, we can fully appreciate God's love and a life of holiness motivated by love rather than fear. This crucial truth prompts us to reconsider our view of God's attitude towards us when we fail. Instead of wrath or punishment, we find mercy. This is not a license to sin but rather a call to serve God out of love instead of fear.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/the-cross/

In the fourteenth episode of "The Cross," Duane Sheriff explores the depth of God's love and forgiveness as demonstrated by the cross. Jesus died once as a sacrifice to provide complete and eternal forgiveness for all our sins - past, present, and future. The Old Covenant included repetitive sacrifices, while the New Covenant established Jesus' one-time, all-encompassing atonement for our sins. The book of Hebrews describes Jesus as our eternal High Priest, who offered Himself once and for all. God's love is so infinite that He forgave our sins even before we committed them.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/the-cross/

In the thirteenth episode of "The Cross," Duane Sheriff examines the concept of complete forgiveness through Christ's one-time sacrifice. God's forgiveness is not limited to our past or confessed sins but extends to all sins - past, present, and future. This radical idea challenges our traditional understanding of forgiveness. Hebrews chapter 10 serves as the scriptural foundation, contrasting the old covenant's repeated sacrifices with Christ's one-time, all-encompassing sacrifice. His incredible sacrifice transforms us for eternity, enabling us to approach God with confidence.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/the-cross/

In the twelfth episode of "The Cross," Duane Sheriff teaches that Jesus served as a ransom for the entire human race, which is the "great exchange." Christ's sacrifice at the cross was a comprehensive exchange in which Jesus took on the negative aspects of our human condition (death, curse, torment, shame, sickness, and poverty) to give believers positive attributes (life, blessing, peace, glory, health, and riches).The cross is not just a historical event but an ultimate act of servant leadership and sacrificial love. Matthew 20:28 declares that Jesus came "to give his life as a ransom for many." Duane draws parallels between our spiritual imprisonment and a physical jailbreak, emphasizing how Christ's ransom frees us from the bondage of sin, death, and darkness.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/the-cross/

In the eleventh episode of "The Cross," Duane Sheriff explores the concept of spiritual adultery and the importance of maintaining a close, faithful relationship with God. James 4:4 warns that friendship with the world makes us an enemy of God. It's not about physical infidelity but rather spiritual unfaithfulness. An analogy of marriage illustrates God's jealous love for us - a concept deeply rooted in Old Testament scriptures like Exodus 34:14. God desires an exclusive and intimate relationship with His people, viewing Himself as our primary source of identity, joy, and fulfillment.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/the-cross/

Discover the connection between "Your True Identity" and your destiny. Brother Duane teaches that there are three key sources of identity: immediate family, the family of man, and the family of God. These sources reveal that our true identity can only be found through Christ. Our world is experiencing an identity crisis. What was once normal is called abnormal, and vice versa. Everyone struggles with identity to some degree, but God has a divine design. This confusion can keep people from fulfilling their God-given purpose. Understanding our true identity in Christ guides our lives and brings wholeness. God predetermined a beautiful, wholesome identity for you before the foundations of the world—an identity of blessing, purpose, and significance in Christ Jesus.

In the tenth episode of "The Cross," Duane Sheriff explores the transformative power of the cross in a Christian's life, focusing on how believers are dead to sin, dead to the law, and dead to the world through faith in Christ. Understanding our new identity in Christ enables us to overcome worldly temptations and live in the freedom of God's grace. Galatians 6:14 beautifully expresses this idea: "But God forbid that I should boast except in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, by whom the world has been crucified to me, and I to the world." This verse does not refer to our physical death but to a spiritual reality that empowers us to live differently. We can now embrace God's kingdom principles instead of conforming to worldly values.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/the-cross/

How can you be considered dead to the law while still being alive and breathing? In the ninth episode of "The Cross," Duane Sheriff explains that a transformation occurs during salvation. Believers die to the law and become united with Christ. Through Christ's death and resurrection, they are freed from sin and the law, enabling them to serve God through grace and faith rather than legalistic obedience.In Romans 7, Paul uses the marriage analogy to illustrate our new covenant with Christ. Just as death releases us from the bonds of marriage, Christ's death on the cross has freed us from our 'marriage' to sin and the law. This freedom allows us to be 'married' to Christ and live in a new relationship of grace rather than legalism.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/the-cross/

In the eighth episode of "The Cross," Duane Sheriff teaches that through Christ's sacrifice, we have become a new creation. The power of God demonstrated at Calvary conquered sin and fundamentally changed our spiritual DNA. We are no longer defined by our old nature in Adam but by our new nature in Christ.This truth goes beyond theology; it reshapes our true identity. In 2 Corinthians 5:17, Paul writes, "If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation." This important truth should influence how we approach our struggle with sin, perceive our self-worth, and make daily choices. God sees your new creation as righteous, holy, and beloved.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/the-cross/

In the seventh episode of "The Cross," Duane Sheriff explains that if we have already died with Christ, how can we be "dying daily"? Christians who have experienced His death, burial, and resurrection are new creations. We must renew our minds to fully embrace our new identity in Christ. God has put our old nature to death and raised us to new life in Him. As 2 Corinthians 5:17 states, "If anyone is in Christ, they are a new creation." Instead of continually "dying daily" to sin, we need to recognize that we have already died and are resurrected with Christ.

In the sixth episode of "The Cross," Duane Sheriff explores the death of our "old man" in Adam and our new life in Christ, which is crucial for living a victorious Christian life. We are "dead to sin," not "dead in sin." Our old nature was crucified with Christ and buried, and a new creation has risen. The parallel between Christ's death and resurrection and our spiritual rebirth illustrates that our old sinful nature no longer enslaves us because we are a new creation in Christ.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/the-cross/

In the fifth episode of "The Cross," Duane Sheriff explains how our "old man," or sinful nature, was crucified with Christ, freeing us from the power of sin, the law, and the world. He shares his vision of seeing himself in Jesus during His crucifixion, illustrating how we are spiritually united with Christ in His death and resurrection.Understanding the death of our old self is key to living a new life in Christ. Romans 6 emphasizes that we are "dead to sin" because of our identification with Christ's death, a truth that can transform our relationship with God. Now, as a new creation, we can embrace our new identity in Him.

In the fourth episode of "The Cross," Duane Sheriff teaches the connection between the Old Testament Passover meal and Jesus Christ as the ultimate Passover Lamb. God uses types and shadows in the Old Testament to foreshadow the cross, emphasizing that the mystery of salvation was hidden from Satan but revealed to believers.Exodus 12 demonstrates how God instituted the Passover Meal to foreshadow Christ's sacrifice. The imagery of eating the lamb and applying its blood speaks to how we must internalize Christ's sacrifice and allow it to cover every aspect of our lives. The blood of the innocent lamb protected the Israelites from judgment, just as Christ's blood covers us now. This parallel illustrates that our salvation relies not on our righteousness but on our faith in the ultimate Lamb of God.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/the-cross/

In the third episode of "The Cross," Duane Sheriff explores the concept of blaspheming the Holy Spirit, which is often misunderstood as an unpardonable sin. This sin is not a specific action but rather the rejection of Jesus Christ and His sacrifice on the cross.God offers forgiveness for all sins through the sacrifice of Jesus. The Holy Spirit's role is to convict the world of unbelief in Jesus. According to Matthew 12:31-32 and Mark 3:28-29, all sins can be forgiven except for the rejection of Christ's sacrifice. This episode addresses the common misconceptions about unforgivable sins and provides freedom, hope, and clarity to anyone burdened by guilt.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/the-cross/

In the second episode of "The Cross," Duane Sheriff teaches the significance of the cross and how our eternal fate is determined by our belief in what Jesus accomplished through His sacrifice. Once a symbol of terror, the cross has transformed into a symbol of hope and love. This pivotal event marks a turning point for all of history and eternity. Salvation comes through faith in Jesus and His work on the cross, not through our actions or good deeds. Jesus is the only way to God, making the "strait gate" to eternal life narrow yet full of hope for those who believe.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/the-cross/

Because of Jesus's blood and His work on the cross, the cross has become a worldwide symbol of hope and God's love. Time is measured by the cross and divided into B.C. (Before Christ) and A.D. (Anno Domini, Latin for "In the Year of Our Lord"). In the new series, "The Cross," Duane Sheriff explores the mystery of the cross and how Jesus' sacrifice transforms our identity, freeing us from sin, legalism, addictions, and worldly influences. According to 1 Corinthians 1, the message of the cross may appear foolish to the world, but for those who believe, it is the power and wisdom of God. In this episode, Duane shares his testimony of experiencing an open vision in which he saw himself united with Jesus during His crucifixion and resurrection.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/the-cross/

Brother Duane teaches that Easter is not about celebrating a day but embracing a living person - Jesus Christ! The message, "From Death To Life," examines how Jesus is the proof that death is not the final word in our lives. Through His death and resurrection, Jesus offers complete freedom from sin and a new life filled with power.The Old and New Testaments point to Jesus as the ultimate Passover Lamb through three components: declaring the gospel to others, receiving its truth in our hearts, and standing firm in the freedom Jesus gives us. When we place our faith in Jesus, we are completely transformed and free to live in the power of His resurrection every day!

In the message of "The Prodigals," Brother Duane explores the prodigal son described in Luke 15 and the parallels of Jesus' parables on lost things, such as the lost coin and lost sheep. Jesus' parables illustrate God's love for the lost and our responsibilities to reach out to them. Jesus' parables illustrate God's love for the lost and emphasize our responsibilities in reaching out to them. Additionally, Duane provides practical solutions for wayward children and stresses the importance of maintaining our faith and righteousness while loving and guiding them back.

In the tenth episode of "Christian Meditation," Brother Duane teaches how mind renewal is the work of God that comes by the finger of God and is now on the inside of you through Christ. Mind renewal comes from within, not through our efforts. It is not about willpower or struggling to change our thoughts. Instead, it's a supernatural process as we yield our minds to the Lord. Romans 12 teaches that transformation happens by renewing our minds, while Ephesians 4:22-24 instructs us to put off the old self and be renewed in the spirit of our minds. This renewal replaces old thought patterns with new ones, aligning us with God's truth.

In the ninth episode of "Christian Meditation," Brother Duane teaches that meditation is a vital form of prayer that changes us from the inside out. Through this practice, we follow Paul's instruction in Colossians 3:1-2 to focus our thoughts on things above, allowing the Holy Spirit to transform our thinking into the mind of Christ. Ephesians 4:20-24 teaches that this inner transformation through meditation allows us to put off our old self and embrace our new identity created in God's image.

In the eighth episode of "Christian Meditation," Brother Duane teaches the transformative power of Christian meditation and mind renewal. Romans 12:2 encourages us not to be conformed to this world but to be transformed by renewing our minds. Like metamorphosis, this process takes time, similar to a caterpillar becoming a butterfly. Just as the butterfly's wings emerge from within, our Christ-likeness reflects our renewed inner selves. This transformation enables us to function in both the natural and spiritual realms, demonstrating God's good, acceptable, and perfect will. As we meditate on God's Word, we are not merely memorizing scripture but allowing it to reshape our thoughts, emotions, and perceptions. 

In the seventh episode of "Christian Meditation," Brother Duane teaches how our thoughts become strongholds in a spiritual battle. 2 Corinthians 10:3-5 discusses pulling down strongholds and taking every thought captive to Christ, revealing the spiritual warfare involved in our thinking patterns. Many believers struggle with strongholds. A stronghold starts with a thought. Some thoughts are from us, some are from our past, and some are opinions and ideologies of the world. Strongholds are not demons but false beliefs and thought patterns that become a fortress that Satan uses to enslave us. Satan hides in our mental strongholds, but the process of meditation renews our minds and pulls down spiritual strongholds. 

In the sixth episode of "Christian Meditation," Brother Duane teaches that the Hebrew definition of meditation involves pondering, using imagination, and speaking God's truth. Our imagination is a gift from God. When we use it in meditation, we can visualize God's promises and see ourselves as God sees us—righteous and holy in Christ. Seeing ourselves in this new way can completely change how we live out our faith, empowering us to overcome challenges and live out our true identity in Christ.

Understanding our true identity in Christ is essential to fulfilling our divine destiny. In the message "From Identity Confusion To Divine Purpose," Brother Duane teaches the importance of shedding false identities inherited from family and past experiences. He illustrates how even Jesus discovered His identity through scripture, and how we too can uncover our true selves in God's Word. Today, various external forces are attacking our identity, making it necessary to continually renew our minds to align with our new identity in Christ.

In the fifth episode of "Christian Meditation," Brother Duane teaches how pondering God's promises and feeding on His Word strengthens and encourages us to face life's challenges. In Joshua 1:7-9, God commands Joshua to be strong and courageous and to meditate on His Word day and night. This reveals the divine connection between meditation, obedience, and prosperity in our spiritual lives. Prosperity in the spiritual sense is not merely about material wealth but about thriving in the fulfillment of God's promises and purpose for one's life.  In the spiritual sense, prosperity is not merely about material wealth but about thriving to fulfill God's promises and purpose for one's life. 

In the fourth episode of "Christian Meditation," Brother Duane explains how we receive spiritual nourishment by pondering, visualizing, and internalizing the biblical truths found in the Scriptures. Meditation transforms us, making us more Christ-like as we feed on His promises and blessings. The comparison of manna in the wilderness to Jesus as the bread of life illustrates how God provides for our spiritual needs daily. As we meditate on God's Word, we gain knowledge and experience a deeper connection with Jesus.

In the third episode of "Christian Meditation," Brother Duane emphasizes that spiritual growth comes from hearing or studying God's Word and meditating on it day and night. As we meditate on Scripture, we're not just memorizing text but allowing God's truth to permeate our hearts and minds, leading to genuine transformation. This practice is essential for deepening our faith and experiencing the full power of God's Word.

Invite God into the secret place of your heart. In the second episode of "Christian Meditation," Brother Duane describes a secret place as being alone with the Lord in our hearts. Meditation is a powerful spiritual discipline that involves pondering, imagining, and speaking God's truth. It is an essential practice for renewing your mind by replacing negative thoughts with God's promises.

Did you know that everyone meditates? In the new series, "Christian Meditation," Brother Duane teaches that there is a proper way to meditate on the Lord using biblical principles. He shares that meditation is one of the highest forms of prayer and one of the most powerful spiritual disciplines he has implemented in his relationship with God.

God uniquely designed your identity before your birth, and this identity is intricately woven into your purpose. It's no surprise that the world is struggling with identity confusion. Our identity in Christ is under assault in an attempt to derail our divine destiny. In the message "Why The Enemy Attacks Your Identity," Brother Duane explores the significance of how an identity crisis can hinder our ability to fulfill our destiny. He contrasts this new identity with the fallen identity found in Adam and the radical transformation that occurs when we embrace our new identity in Christ.