Podcasts about godliness

We live in a culture that places a high value on physical fitness, health, and self-improvement - especially true in Scottsdale! From gym memberships to training programs and nutrition plans, people understand that growth requires intentional effort. In this Sunday's passage, Paul uses that same imagery to teach us an important truth: spiritual maturity does not happen by accident. We'll see that before believers can be trained for Godliness, they must first be nourished by the truth of God's Word. Paul reminds Timothy to reject false teaching and feed himself on sound doctrine. Just as an athlete needs proper nutrition before entering the gym, Christians need the steady nourishment of Scripture if they are going to grow in faith, obedience, and Christlike character. Godliness does not happen by accident. We'll also discover why the pursuit of Godliness is worth the effort. While physical training has some value for this life, godliness holds promise for both the present life and the life to come. God has not left us alone in this pursuit. He has given us His Word, His Spirit, and His people to equip us for spiritual growth. I'm looking forward to discovering how we can make use of these gifts and learn what it means to train for a life that bears eternal fruit.

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2 Timothy 3 Paul warns of the godlessness that will mark the last days - a form of godlessness without the power - and calls Timothy to continue in his example and in the Word of God that will make us righteous.

What we believe shapes how we live. In this message from Titus 1:1–16, Pastor Korey explores how genuine faith produces godliness, why faithful leaders are necessary to protect the church, and how false teaching impacts both belief and behavior. Paul reminds us that sound doctrine is never merely information to be understood—it is truth intended to transform our lives. This teaching challenges us to examine whether our profession of faith is matched by a life that reflects the God we claim to know.

Scripture clearly commands us to fear the Lord. But what exactly does it actually mean to fear Him? SHARE HOW GOD IS USING THIS PODCAST!Support the show

Do you ever wonder if the ordinary moments in life really matter?In today's episode, Lauren Burgos guides us through Proverbs 31:27, inviting us to rethink faithfulness in the daily routines and responsibilities that often go unnoticed. Together, we'll explore how God values our steady devotion, whether we're taking care of family, serving at work, or simply showing up for friends, and why finding purpose in the "little things" is an act of true faithfulness.Let's lean in as a community and pray for hearts that steward each moment well, trusting that God honors our faithfulness in every season and every task. Join us as we lift up our devotion and invite God into the beautiful ordinary.Tap HERE to send us a text! BECOME A FOUNDING "MY MORNING DEVOTIONAL" MEMBERIf you enjoy your 5 minute daily dose of heaven, we would appreciate your support, and we have a fun way for you to partner with the MMD community! We've launched our "Buy Me a Coffee" membership where you can buy us a latte, OR become a founding member and get monthly bonus video episodes! To donate, go to mymorningdevo.co/join! Support the showNEW VIDEO EPISODES! You can watch our new video episodes on YouTube! Watch Our Video DevotionalsNEW TO MY MORNING DEVOTIONAL? We're so glad you're here! We're the Alessis, a ministry family working together in a church in Miami, FL, and we're so blessed to partner with the My Morning Devotional community and continue the great work done by the show's creator and our friend, Alison Delamota.We pray our personal reflections and devotions will empower you to grow your faith in God, and that you'll join us every morning in prayer! HELP US GROW THE MMD COMMUNITYSubscribe to the show on this appShare this with a friendJoin our newsletter Follow Us on ⁠Instagram⁠ and ⁠Facebook⁠⁠Leave a reviewSupport Our Friends and FamilyConnect with the original host of MMD  Alison DelamotaFollow our family's podcast The Family Business with The Alessis

Spiritual Discipline: Serving Bonnie Roten June 16, 2026

This week Pastor Brad preaches on the application from 1 Timothy 6:1-10. Pastor Brad encourages us to be content with our station in life, pursue peace through sound doctrine, ask God to give us an eternal perspective, and to surrender to Jesus instead of the culture.

OPEN HEAVENSMATALA LE LAGI MO LE ASO SA 14 IUNI 2026(tusia e Pastor EA Adeboye) Manatu Autu: Mau'oa e lē tutusa ma le amio Atua (Prosperity is not equal to godliness) Tauloto Tusi Paia: 1 Timoteo 6:17 “Ia e matuā fai atu i ē mau‘oa i lenei olaga, ‘aua ne‘i fa‘amaualuluga i latou, ‘aua fo‘i le fa‘amoemoe i le ‘oloa e fa‘alētumau, a o le Atua soifua, o lo‘o foa‘i tele mai ‘iā te i tatou mea uma lava e fa‘afiafia ai.”Faitauga - Tusi Paia: Luka 12:16-21I le tele o tausaga talu ai, o se uso kerisiano ua fai mai e fia sui lana lotu i seisi lotu aua ua ia maitauina o tagata o leisi lotu, o le toatele ia o le au mauoa. Na vave ona ou faamalamalamaina o le mauoa e lē maua ona o le lotu, ma e lē o se fua lea o le amio atua. Fai mai le Kenese 4:16-17, na fausia e Kaino se taulaga tele ina ua ia alu ese mai le mamalu o le Alii. O le fausia o se aai tele o se tulaga maoa'e, peitai, e lei toe mafuta Kaino i le Atua ao ia fausia lea aai. Aua nei pelogia oe i le manatu o soo se lala e ola, lanulauava ma tuputupu o loo pipii i le a'a, aua foi o nisi lala e lanulauava pea ma foliga o loo ola lava, mo sina taimi, e ui ua tipi ese mai le laau. E i'u ane lava ua samasama ma ua pala. E moni e faamanuia e le Atua lana fanau ma foai atu iai latou le malosi e maua ai le oa (Teuteronome8:18), peitai, e le mafai ona avea le mauoa o se fua o le amio atua. E fuaina e le Atua lo tatou amio atua i fua vaaia i o tatou olaga ( Mataio 7:16). A fua mai fua lelei i le fanau a le Atua, e na te faamanuia iai latou, ma o se tasi o faailoga o ana faamanuiaga o le mauoa, e pei ona tatou vaai iai ia Aperaamo, o lē sa mauoa i lafumanu, ario ma le auro (Kenese 13:2). O Isaako foi sa amio atua ma mauoa. Fai mai le tusi Paia i le Kenese (26:12-14) ua faatupuina lona mauoa ma ua avea ma se tagata matua ola, mauoa ma tauoloa.E finagalo le Atua e te mauoa aua e fiafia e faamanuia i lana fanau i meaalofa lelei (Mataio 7:11). Peitai e lē finagalo e fuaina lou olaga i le tele poo le laitiiti o le oa o loo ia te oe (Luka 12:15). O le tupe o se auupega, ma a faatuatuaina oe e le Atua i le tupe, e fingalo, ia e faamaoni i lona faaaogaina. E finagalo ia e mauoa ia te ia ma ia faaaogaina le oa ua ia foai atu ia te oe, e viia ai pea lona suafa. I le faitauga mai le Tusi Paia o le asō, e lei malamalama le mauoa valea sa tatau ona ia pulea lelei le oa ua ia maua. Na faapuupuu lona ola aua e lei mauoa o ia i le Atua ma e na te lei faailoa o le Atua o le faapogai o lona tamaoaiga, ma ua ia filifili e faaputu le oa mo ia lava. Le au pele e, e sili atu ma faataua e le Atua lau mafutaga ma ia ma le tulaga o lou loto (1 Peteru 3:4) i lo le manuia o le oa o loo ia te oe ma le tele o tupe i faletupe. Ave lau faamuamua i le totōina o le manuia moni, o le mauoa  ma le manuia o lou agaga (3 Ioane 2), ae lē o le manuia i le oa. O le manuia i le oa, e lē o se fua lea o le amio atua, i le suafa o Iesu, Amene. 

One way to grow in patience is to slow life down and reflect on the upsets. An anger journal does just that. Learn more in this podcast.To read the original post, visit https://www.theapollosproject.com/using-an-anger-journal-to-grow-in-godliness/

OPEN HEAVENSMATALA LE LAGI MO LE ASO TO'ONAI 13 IUNI 2026(tusia e Pastor EA Adeboye) Manatu Autu: Mativa e lē tutusa ma le amio Atua (Poverty is not equal to godliness) Tauloto Tusi Paia: 3 Ioane 2 “Le pele e, ‘ia e manuia i mea uma, ma ‘ia e mālōlō, fa‘apei ‘ona manuia o lou agaga.”Faitauga - Tusi Paia: 2 Tupu 4:1-7I le fitusefulu, ina ua fa'aolaina lo'u olaga, sa talitonu le toatele o kerisiano o le mativa o se tasi lea ta'iala mo le avea o se atalii poo le afafine moni o le Atua. Sa malosi tele lenei talitonuga ma ina ua fai meaalofa mai se tasi ia te a'u i se Mercedes-Benz, sa ou teuina i totonu o lo'u fale taavale e lē fa'aaogaina mo ni masina seia o'o ina fetalai le Alii ia te a'u, o lo o o'u taofiofia faamanuiaga a le tagata na foaiina le taavale mo a'u I lo'u lē fa'aaogaina o le foa'i. Sa ou fefe nei faapea tagata ua toe fo'i i tua lo'u olaga pe afai e vaai mai ia te a'u i lenei taavale taugata. Ona o le fetalaiga a le Alii ia te a'u, na o'u filifili ai ou te tietie ma fa'aaogā le taavale, tau lava o le faa tasi, ma ou te manatua sa matua'i lagona lo'u mā i lea aso. Ina ua uma lea aso, sa ou faapea atu i le Alii, “Le Alii e, ua o'u tietie i le taavale, e mafai ona o'u faatauina ese loa?” Na finagalo i ai le Alii ma sa ou faatauina ese loa. E le'i umi ae aumai e se isi se taavale limousine ono faitotoa mo a'u. Ina ua o'u vaai atu i le taavale sa ou faapea, “Le Alii e, e te silafia e tusa pe latou te tuuina lo'u tino maliu i totonu o lenei taavale e toe oso mai lava I fafo.” O le tele lea o lo matou manatu o le mativa e tutusa lelei ma le amioatua I na aso, ma ona o lea na faasesēina ai I matou e le tiapolo. Na siitia e le tiapolo tagata e pulea kamupani ma fale gaosimea seia o'o ina alofaina kerisiano e tagata amio leaga o loo faagaioia tamāoaiga eseese i le lalolagi. E leai se mea amioatua faatatau i le mativa, ua i'u ai le toatele o tagata i Seoli, faapei lava ona faia e le mauoa. O le mativa ua mafua ai ona filifili le toatele o tupulaga talavou e lē mulimuli i ala o latou matua kerisiano ona o aafiaga leaga a'o tutupu a'e. Ua mafua ai ona ula tagata o le lalolagi i le Atua mata'utia auā ua o latou manatu ua valea kerisiano ona o lo latou naunau i lenei Atua. I le faitauga mai le Tusi Paia o le asō, o se tasi o le ‘auso'o o Elisaia, na oti i le mativa ae tu'u se tofi o aitalafu mo lona aiga. A na lē sulu lana avā iā Elisaia ma maua ai le upu a le Alii na liliuina lo latou mativa i le tamāoaiga, sēmanū e ola a'e ona atalii e toalua i se olaga pologa ma inoino i le Atua e ui o lo la tamā o se tagata sa amioatua. E lē mativa le Atua (Hakai 2:8), o lona uiga o le mativa e lē mai le Atua. E avatu e le Atua i lana fanau le malosi e maua ai le tamāoaiga (Teuterenome 8:18;) ma o lona finagalo ia manuia i latou faapei ona manuia o latou agaga (3 Ioane 1:2). Le au pele e, tete'e le mativa! e lē o le finagalo lenā o le Atua mo lou olaga. E leai se amioatua i le mativa, i le suafa o Iesu, Amene.

The fear of the Lord is not just an idea you agree with or a feeling you experience from time to time. It shows up in the choices you make throughout the day SHARE HOW GOD IS USING THIS PODCAST!Support the show

June 8, 2026KYLE KEARBEY,one of four pastors of Grace Fellow-ship Church of Browns, IL, & Founder& Director of the Christian HeritageCenter, who will address: “The PURITANS: A MODELFOR GODLINESS TODAY” Subscribe: iTunes TuneIn Android RSS Feed Listen:

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Pastor Kurt takes a deep dive into 1 Timothy 4:1–10, where Paul warns that some will be departing from the faith through deceptive teaching that distorts God's truth and rejects God's good gifts. But rather than letting Timothy be consumed by the drift around him, Paul calls him to be devoted to the faith by rejecting empty myths, training himself for godliness, and laboring with his hope set on the living God.

Pastor Brad is back from his sabbatical and picks up right where he left off in 1 Timothy 6. Pastor Brad showed us how the gospel brings godliness and godliness brings contentment.

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In this episode, Nancy Wilson considers spiritual vitality: what it is, how it compares to physical vitality, and how Christians maintain it through Scripture, prayer, confession, and perseverance in doing good. Find more from Nancy and others on Canon+: https://canonplus.com/tabs/none/pages/nancy-wilson 

Join Rabbi Joey Rosenfeld as he guides us through the world and major works of Kabbalah, Hasidic masters, and Jewish philosophy, shedding light on the inner life of the soul. To learn more, visit JoeyRosenfeld.com

The fear of the Lord is not something God asks of us to make life harder, but something He invites us into because it leads to blessing. SHARE HOW GOD IS USING THIS PODCAST!Support the show

What does it take to actually pursue God? Paul's letter to Timothy in 1 Timothy 3:14–4:16 gives us a clear answer: train yourself for godliness. In this message, we explore four compelling reasons to pursue godliness — because it aligns with truth, because God is worthy, because the counterfeits will destroy you, and because our hope is anchored in a living God. Plus, a practical call to stop merely trying and start training.

Because we've received the gift of the Holy Spirit, living in us, the Spirit can change us over time. I Timothy 4:7-10 shows us that grace is not opposed to effort; rather, godliness happens through training. Jesus himself practiced the Spirit empowered disciplines of solitude, dwelling in the Word, prayer, simplicity & fasting, Sabbath, service and gathering for worship. Because we have the Spirit we can too. This message was preached by Pastor Erick Cobb on May 31, 2026.

In a culture that rewards productivity and constant striving, what does it actually mean to rest in God? Whitney and Scott sit down with Micaela Sanders to talk about weariness, Sabbath, abiding in Christ, and learning to trust God in the middle of difficult circumstances. They unpack the difference between being productive and being fruitful, how Sabbath reshapes our relationship with time, and how God meets us not by removing us from hardship, but by being present with us in it.If you have questions or want access to additional resources, be sure to check out the podcast page at: https://grace.sc/resources/podcasts/podcast/

What does it take to actually pursue God? Paul's letter to Timothy in 1 Timothy 3:14–4:16 gives us a clear answer: train yourself for godliness. In this message, we explore four compelling reasons to pursue godliness — because it aligns with truth, because God is worthy, because the counterfeits will destroy you, and because our hope is anchored in a living God. Plus, a practical call to stop merely trying and start training.

2 Peter 1:12 - 2:22 - Pursuing Growth in godliness and Avoiding False Teachings by MERCYhouse

Dr. Kimara Ellefson takes us through the last three verses of chapter 3 in Paul's first letter to Timothy, where he lifts his attention from specific instructions in order to give an anchoring description of what the church is and what the church is to believe. Being the "household of God", the church is called to bear family resemblance to our Lord. As the "buttress of the truth", the church acts as a stabilizing structure to support believers in the journey of holding fast to our faith in the Living God, amidst all the alternatives that the world would offer. Our faith rests ultimately in Christ, who is the truth and revelation of God.

"Take A Stand" is our series at Fusion Christian Church on having the courage to stand strong in the faith. From the book of Daniel we will learn what it takes follow God in a world that doesn't. In chapter 6, Pastor Zac teaches us about the necessity of godliness and the influence it has.Godly people can stand out even in an ungodly world.In the story of Daniel 6, the Persian officials all become jealous of Daniel because of his success. He not only was one of the three men in charge of all the other officials, but King Darius planned to promote him even over the other two. This illustrates an important principle for Christians: that we can succeed in an ungodly atmosphere. Even though Daniel was surrounded by worldly influences and away from his people, he was still able to rise to high station.Stand on prayer and thanksgiving.Because of their jealousy, the scheming officials set a trap for Daniel. They convinced the King to pass a law that made Daniel's prayers to God illegal. However, despite the law, Daniel continued to pray openly. He knew that he had to honor God above this wicked law. He continued to pray and give thanks for God so that the only crime he committed would be righteousness. Even so, Daniel is caught in the trap and Darius is forced to throw him into the Lion's Den.Your godliness will point people to God.Because of his godliness, God spared Daniel. Daniel survived the night and came out of the den alive. Darius then released a proclamation praising the God of Israel as one who rescues and saves. He recognized the miracle God had done and drew attention to it. Ultimately, Daniel's faithfulness and godliness set an example for the King and then the world to see. What steps can you make toward godliness in your life?

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The Math of Contentment #RTTBROS #Nightlight"But godliness with contentment is great gain." — 1 Timothy 6:6You know, I was praying the other day and I caught myself doing something I'm not real proud of. My prayer had turned into what I used to call on Hee Haw, Lulu's never-ending shopping list. You remember that old sketch, just going on and on, asking for this and that, never stopping to be grateful. And there I was, doing the exact same thing. Ask, ask, ask. Want, want, want.It got me thinking. If you sit down and try to count the things you do not have, that list is practically infinite. You don't have a mansion. You don't have a yacht. You don't have perfect health, a pain-free back, or enough hours in the day. You could spend every waking moment focused on what's missing, and you'd never reach the bottom of that list. Never.But here's where it gets interesting, and I think this is what Paul was getting at in First Timothy. What if you flipped the equation? What if, instead of the things I lack being greater than the things I have, you reversed those mathematical signs? What if everything God has already placed in my hands, this breath, this day, this family, this salvation, what if I let that become greater than everything I'm still reaching for?That's not settling. That's not giving up. That's actually the most radical act of faith you can perform.There was a missionary in the early 1900s named Frank Laubach who became famous for his literacy work around the world. But before all of that, he was a struggling, overlooked man on a hillside in the Philippines, feeling forgotten and passed by. One morning he sat on a hill and made a decision to spend every waking moment conscious of God's presence and God's provision, right where he was, with exactly what he had. He wrote in his journal that the moment he stopped cataloging what he lacked and started resting in what God had already given, something broke open inside him. Out of that surrender came a literacy movement that eventually taught over sixty million people to read. All of it born from one man learning the math of contentment.I'm too soon old and too late smart on this one, friend. I've spent far too many mornings rattling off my prayer list like I'm placing an order, when what God really wanted was for me to sit down and just say thank you.Godliness with contentment is great gain. Not godliness plus getting everything you asked for. Godliness, plus the quiet trust that what He's already given you is exactly enough for exactly right now. That is the gain. That is the freedom.So tonight, before you close your eyes, try something different. Instead of the shopping list, just start counting what you already have.Let's pray: Father, forgive me for all the asking and so little thanking. You have been so good to me, and I have looked right past it reaching for more. Tonight I want to say thank You, for exactly where I am and exactly what I have, because it came from Your hand. That makes it enough. In Jesus' name, Amen.#RTTBROS #Nightlight #Contentment #BiblicalWisdom #ChristianLiving #Gratitude #Faith #DailyDevotion #PracticalBiblicalWisdom #ChristianWisdomBe sure to Like, Share, Follow and subscribe, it helps get the word out.https://linktr.ee/rttbros

Life feels full for so many of us. There are responsibilities to manage, people to care for, work to do, ministries to serve in, and homes to tend. And while those things are often good gifts from the Lord, busyness and faithfulness are not always the same thing. Sharing some encouragement from God's Word for those seasons when life begins to feel hurried and spiritually weary, when our hearts slowly become distracted in the middle of full days.  My prayer is that this episode encourages you to slow down a bit, rest in Christ, and become more present in the people and moments the Lord has placed right in front of you. Head over to ThankfulHomemaker.com for full show notes on all the links and resources mentioned in today's episode.  Homemaking Matters: Living for God's Glory in the Ordinary RELATED EPISODES: EP 165: Bringing Order to Your Day: The Benefits of a Brain Dump and a Daily Plan for Homemakers Keeping a Right Heart in Busy Seasons Sitting at the Feet of Jesus in a Season of Busyness RESOURCES: Join Thankful Homemaker for access to the Free Library of Resources Follow ThankfulHomemaker on Facebook, YouTube, Pinterest & Instagram Join the Thankful Homemaker Facebook Group Subscribe to the Podcast on Your Favorite App  Online Courses & Printables Thankful Homemaker Merchandise Buy Marci a Cup of Coffee xo 

By Jon Davies - What makes a human being human? Can mankind create a being that approaches self-awareness? Some believe so. But scientists often fail to grasp that there is something in man that is not physical. Further, we as humans, lack a component that will allow us to approach godliness. That component is God

May 24, 2026 Pastor Mark Bintliff - Godliness 8:30 AM

May 24, 2026 Pastor Mark Bintliff - Godliness 10:30 AM

Pastor Rodney and Pastor Gibson unpack what it truly means to grow in godliness—not through performance or behavior modification, but through a life transformed by Jesus from the inside out. Through Proverbs 11 and the story of Mephibosheth, they challenge us to live with humility, honesty, grace, and generosity as people who have been welcomed to the King's table. Listen and be challenged. Support the show

Welcome to week two of a series about discovering what God is doing in our life! This week Paster Scott spoke on how the route to godliness is not the route we often try to take. We must spend time with God in prayer and in His word. The fruits of the spirit will be the byproduct of that obedience and discipline. We pray that this message will encourage you to seek the Lord, not the results of time with Him. Pursuit Church on Social Media:facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PursuitChurchDenver/?ref=bookmarksinstagram: https://www.instagram.com/pursuit_church/Pursuit Worship on Social Media:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Pursuit-Worship-671274439695803/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pursuit.worship/

What if one of the most important moments in history wasn't the cross or even the resurrection, but the day Jesus ascended into heaven? In Episode 18 of "The Mystery of Godliness," Duane Sheriff explores the sixth element from 1 Timothy 3:16—Jesus being “received up into glory.” After conquering sin, death, and the powers of darkness, Jesus didn't merely rise from the grave—He ascended to the right hand of the Father. This ascension was essential for the coming of the Holy Spirit, who empowers believers to live godly lives and bear witness to the world.Jesus' physical departure was necessary because it allowed the Holy Spirit to be present everywhere, convicting the world of sin (unbelief), righteousness, and judgment. The ascension stands as God's final affirmation of Jesus' completed work and opens the door for believers to experience intimate communion with Christ through the indwelling Holy Spirit.Discover why the ascension of Jesus matters more than many realize, how it completed His earthly mission, and what His enthronement means for your faith, authority, and hope today.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/landing/the-mystery-of-godliness/

What if the chaos, deception, and darkness rising in the world are not signs to fear—but reminders that God's kingdom is advancing, and His angels are still ministering to His people?In Episode 17 of "The Mystery of Godliness," Duane Sheriff teaches from the declarations of 1 Timothy 3:16, that the gospel must be preached to all nations and believed in the world. As confusion increases in the last days, Duane explains that the answer is not panic, but proclaiming the lordship of Jesus Christ and the power of His kingdom.When believers seek God's kingdom first, they experience the blessings and benefits of the gospel—including the active ministry of angels sent to serve the heirs of salvation. Even in turbulent times, heaven has not withdrawn its help. God continues to protect, strengthen, and minister to His people through unseen divine assistance.Discover why faith comes by hearing the Word of God, why the gospel is the only true answer for a broken world, and how believers can walk in confidence knowing both God's kingdom and His angels are at work today.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/landing/the-mystery-of-godliness/

What if the message of Jesus was never meant to be contained—but to be shared with the whole world?In Episode 16 of "The Mystery of Godliness," Duane Sheriff teaches on the fourth declaration of 1 Timothy 3:16: Jesus was “preached unto the Gentiles,” revealing that the gospel is radically inclusive. God's plan of salvation reaches far beyond Israel to every nation, race, and people group in the world.Duane explains that Christ's Great Commission was to disciple all nations through the preaching and teaching of God's Word. The supernatural power of the gospel convicts hearts, transforms lives, renews minds, and matures believers through the work of the Holy Spirit.As darkness increases on the earth, the answer is still the same: the gospel must be preached to the whole world. Discover why your role in sharing, supporting, and living this message matters more than ever.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/landing/the-mystery-of-godliness/

What if that sudden delay, the unexpected detour, or the split-second escape wasn't a coincidence - but a divine interaction by an angel assigned to watch over you? In Episode 15 of "The Mystery of Godliness," Duane Sheriff explores the third declaration of 1 Timothy 3:16—“seen of angels”—to describe the role angels played in the life of Jesus and how they have been assigned to every believer. Angels witnessed every phase of Christ's redemptive work—including His death, descent into the lower parts of the earth, and His triumph over principalities and powers—and how they now listen in as the gospel is preached.Angels are ministering spirits assigned by God to uphold, protect, and serve those who are heirs of salvation. Duane shares his personal testimonies of angelic protection in life-and-death moments, illustrating how real and active this unseen ministry truly is. From Jacob's vision of ascending and descending angels to the promise of divine protection in the Psalms, this message brings clarity to their ongoing role.Discover how angels are engaged in spiritual warfare on your behalf, why their presence matters, and how understanding their ministry strengthens your faith to walk in the light where demonic powers are disarmed.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/landing/the-mystery-of-godliness/

What if the most powerful forces at work in your life are the ones you cannot see? In Episode 14 of The Mystery of Godliness, Duane Sheriff teaches on the role of angels in God's plan for humanity. Angels are “ministering spirits" sent to serve those who inherit salvation—protecting, strengthening, and assisting believers according to God's purposes.Drawing from 1 Timothy 3:16, Duane teaches that the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus were not only accomplished for us—but seen of angels, who have been actively involved in God's redemptive work from the beginning. Hebrews reminds us that we may entertain angels unaware, challenging how we see others and revealing how closely the spiritual world overlaps with our everyday lives. Discover how understanding the reality of angels deepens your awareness of God's care, strengthens your faith, and reveals the supernatural realm surrounding your life in Christ.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/landing/the-mystery-of-godliness/

Send us Fan Mail  In this episode, we examine what Paul meant when he told Timothy that he needed to teach believers how to behave in the House of God. He was to also show how the church is the pillar and ground of the truth. Because of this, believers truly must assemble themselves together in worship, living differently than the world.We also dig into the great mystery of Godliness in this study, and we do that by discussing how Christ was God manifested in the flesh. He was declared by the Spirit, seen of angels, preached to Gentiles, believed on, and received into glory.If any of this interests you, come study God's Word with us today!

What if the resurrection of Jesus isn't just something to celebrate—but the very truth that defines who you are, how God sees you, and how you live today? In Episode 13 of The Mystery of Godliness, Duane Sheriff teaches that the resurrection is not optional to the gospel—it is everything. Without it, our faith would be empty, our message meaningless, and we would still be trapped in our sins. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 15 and Romans 4, he reveals that Jesus was justified in the Spirit—vindicated through the resurrection—and because He lives, we have been made right with God, declared righteous, and given a new spirit that will never taste death again.Jesus was not raised for Himself—He was raised for us. His resurrection is God's eternal proof that sin has been defeated and that our justification is complete. The same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead now lives in every believer, empowering a life of true godliness. Discover why the resurrection changes everything—your identity, your victory, and your eternal hope.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/landing/the-mystery-of-godliness/

What if your struggle to overcome sin isn't about willpower—but about understanding you were never meant to live with two identities? In Episode 12 of The Mystery of Godliness, Duane Sheriff teaches that God sees only two kinds of people in the earth—those in Adam, living in sin and death, and those in Christ, living in righteousness and eternal life. Through Scripture, we see how Adam and Jesus function as representative men—one bringing sin, death, and condemnation, and the other bringing righteousness, life, and victory.We didn't become sinners simply by our own actions—we were born into it through Adam. In the same way, we don't become righteous through effort—we receive righteousness as a gift through Jesus Christ. This truth frees us from striving and anchors us in a new identity.Discover how one man got you into sin—and how one Man has completely brought you out, into a life of righteousness, authority, and victory.Click for FREE offer ➡️https://pastorduane.com/landing/the-mystery-of-godliness/