In the ninth and final episode of "No Condemnation," Duane Sheriff concludes his series by addressing the fourth source of condemnation: the law. Many Christians unknowingly subject themselves to guilt and condemnation by trying to serve God under Old Testament law rather than New Testament grace. In 2 Corinthians 3:7-9, Paul compares the old and n…

In the eighth episode of "No Condemnation," Duane Sheriff focuses on the third source of condemnation: others. While God doesn't condemn us, we often face condemnation from people around us, including family, friends, coworkers, and even the media. 2 Corinthians 7:2-3 reveals how Paul dealt with condemnation. Paul urged the church to open their hea…

Is pride preventing you from enjoying God's healing and provision? Sometimes God's path for your life doesn't look the way you envisioned, and humility is the key! In this session of Charis Summer Family Bible Conference, Billy Epperhart uses the story of Naaman to unlock the answer to the question, "What will keep you from your purpose?" For more …

In the seventh episode of "No Condemnation," Duane Sheriff teaches how our own hearts can be a source of condemnation. While God doesn't condemn us, we often struggle with feelings of unworthiness and guilt. 1 John 3:18-22 reveals how our hearts can condemn or give us confidence before God. Living in love and truth assures our hearts, but sin can d…

In the sixth episode of "No Condemnation," Duane Sheriff teaches how accusations affect Christians. Romans 8:1 explains that there is no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus. Yet many Christians live under a cloud of condemnation despite God's assurance that He is not the one condemning them. By exploring the four sources of condemnation - Satan,…

In the fifth episode of "No Condemnation," Duane Sheriff teaches that Christians face four main sources of condemnation. God is not the source of condemnation for believers; as stated in Romans 8:1-2, there are sources we must learn to recognize and overcome. The sources of condemnation are the devil, our own hearts, others, and the law. In Revelat…

In part four of "True Grit," Duane Sheriff teaches the importance of having spiritual endurance, which he calls "grit." He emphasizes that while believers are called to fight "the good fight of faith," they must understand that there are different types of suffering. Persecution and opposition often come because of living righteously, not despite i…

In the fourth episode of "No Condemnation," Duane Sheriff teaches how God's love frees us from guilt and shame. He emphasizes that understanding God's unconditional love is crucial for overcoming various forms of condemnation. Romans 8:1-2 states, "There is therefore now no condemnation to those who are in Christ Jesus, who do not walk according to…

In the third episode of "No Condemnation," Duane Sheriff teaches the "good news" of Jesus. According to Romans 8:1, "There is therefore now no condemnation to those who are in Christ Jesus, who do not walk according to the flesh, but according to the Spirit." Believers are free from God's wrath and judgment. All the punishments and curses of the ol…

Everything God does is through faith! We apply what we know about faith to so much of our lives, but what about having faith in God for the healing of our nation? If you're ready to see a radical release of the power of God in our country, listen to Richard Harris's encouraging message on how to have faith and hope for America! For more resources a…

In the second episode of "No Condemnation," Duane Sheriff teaches about God's love and forgiveness, emphasizing that there is no condemnation for those who have accepted Jesus as their Lord and Savior. He explores the profound implications of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross and how it frees believers from sin and punishment. Romans 8:1-4 explains tha…

Do you struggle with guilt, shame, and fear of God's judgment? In a new series, "No Condemnation," Duane Sheriff teaches that believers in Christ are free from condemnation. Romans 8:1 and Galatians 3:13 speak of God's incredible love and grace. Romans 8:1 '"There is therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus, who walk not afte…

In the tenth episode of "God Killed My Old Man," Duane Sheriff teaches the role of the law in revealing sin and our need for Christ. Understanding our new nature in Christ is crucial to overcome sin and live a victorious Christian life. Referencing Romans 7:7-12, Paul explains that the law is not sin but reveals sin. Duane uses the analogy of mud i…

In this message, Duane Sheriff teaches the importance of developing spiritual "grit" during today's challenging times. Grit is defined as patience, perseverance, and endurance, especially in the face of hardship. While the word "grit" isn't in the Bible, all the heroes of faith demonstrated this quality. Acts 14:22 emphasizes the need to endure tri…

In the ninth episode of "God Killed My Old Man," Duane Sheriff teaches about our relationship with Christ. The apostle Paul illustrates our release from the old covenant and union with Christ by using the analogy of marriage to explain our spiritual transformation in Romans 7:1-6. Before salvation, we were "married" to our old sinful nature, bound …

In the eighth episode of "God Killed My Old Man," Duane Sheriff teaches about God's incredible mercy and forgiveness under the New Covenant. Understanding this truth is another key to living a victorious Christian life. Hebrews 8:12 states, "For I will be merciful to their unrighteousness, and their sins and their iniquities I will remember no more…

What are God's people supposed to do when it comes to the political realm? God calls us to be salt and light to the entire world, and that includes politics! Listen in as Chad Connelly, former Chairman of the South Carolina Republican Party and current Founder and CEO of faithwins.org, shares on how and why you should vote your values and get invol…

In the seventh episode of "God Killed My Old Man," Duane Sheriff teaches about the profound shift in our spiritual allegiance from being servants of sin to servants of righteousness. Understanding this change is crucial for living a victorious Christian life. Romans 6:18 states, "Being then made free from sin, you became the servants of righteousne…

In the sixth episode of "God Killed My Old Man," Duane Sheriff teaches freedom from sin through our new identity in Christ. Christians no longer have two natures battling within them but only one new nature in Christ. Romans 6:11 instructs believers to "reckon yourselves to be dead indeed to sin, but alive to God in Christ Jesus." Understanding and…

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In the fifth episode of "God Killed My Old Man," Duane Sheriff teaches the importance of living a holy life as a Christian. Understanding our new nature in Christ is key to overcoming sin and living righteously. Romans 6:14 states, "For sin shall not have dominion over you, for you are not under law but under grace." Being free from the law and hav…

In the fourth episode of "God Killed My Old Man," Duane Sheriff teaches the transformative power of our new nature in Christ. Understanding this new identity is the key to embracing our new nature and living a victorious Christian life. When we accept Christ, a radical change occurs. According to Ephesians 2:1-5, we were once "dead in trespasses an…

In part two of this message, Duane Sheriff concludes this series by focusing on the three sources of condemnation: our hearts (conscience), others, and the devil. It is our heart that condemns us, according to 1 John 3:20-21. While our hearts may condemn us, God is greater than our hearts and knows all things. The cure for this self-condemnation is…

In this message, Duane Sheriff teaches the purpose of the law and its relationship to condemnation and the grace we have in Christ. Referencing Romans 8:1-2 states there is no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus. Duane shares a personal testimony of once living under guilt and discouragement, believing the lies that he was unworthy before he lea…

Are you in the "Addams Family?" In the third episode of "God Killed My Old Man," Duane Sheriff teaches how to understand the Christian faith and live victorious in Christ. Many believers struggle to walk in the newness of life because they don't fully grasp this essential truth. When we accept Christ, our old sinful nature (the "old man") is crucif…

When God speaks, things move, and we've been given this same power in Christ Jesus. Yet, we don't always see the results we desire. Learn about the connection between integrity and authority as Audrey Mack shares this dynamic and relevant message. It's time to take back what belongs to you in Christ! For more resources and to view our upcoming conf…

In the second episode of "God Killed My Old Man," Duane Sheriff teaches the importance of understanding our new identity in Christ. It is vital to grasp the concept that our previous old sinful nature died with Christ, and now we are raised to new life in Him. Galatians 2:20 says, "I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer I who live, but …