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 outlined in scriptures like John 1:14. This truth underscores the divine role of Jesus, who is God-made flesh, the Creator who entered into His creation to provide salvation, regardless of personal belief.

Another absolute truth is that God's Word, the Bible, is absolute truth. It is God-breathed and not open to private interpretation. Everything was created by God's Word, sustaining all creation, and only God can truly define good and evil.

Additionally, Duane discusses the sacredness of life, noting that all life is sacred from the womb and that moral clarity is based on biblical principles. Everyone is born a sinner and must be born again to enter God's kingdom. Thus, the need for faith in Jesus Christ for salvation. Anchor your life in these absolute truths to fulfill your divine purpose. 

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 Sheriff 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 putting on the "armor of light."  

God reveals corruption not to condemn but to encourage repentance and change. Instead of focusing on the chaos around us, we should focus on God's activity behind the scenes. Believers are the salt and light of the world, influencing culture and politics by living out their faith boldly. Do not miss God's current visitation like Israel missed Christ's first coming.

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 blood but against spiritual forces.

Each piece of the armor is significant, beginning with the girdle of truth. According to John 17:17, God's word is truth, and putting on the girdle is a daily battle against deception. The breastplate of righteousness protects believers from guilt and condemnation. Romans 8:1 assures Christians that there is no condemnation for those in Christ, and this knowledge empowers them to be bold.

The next piece of armor is having your feet fitted with the readiness of the gospel of peace, stating that genuine peace comes from living by God's word, not compromising with evil. The shield of faith is essential for quenching all the fiery darts of the wicked, emphasizing that faith grows through hearing the truth.

Finally, the last armor pieces are the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit. The helmet represents the renewal of the mind, as seen in Romans 12:2, teaching believers to transform their thoughts to align with God's truth. The sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God, is a weapon for spiritual warfare. Put on the whole armor of God and engage in the cultural battle between good and evil.

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 His character. 

Genesis 3 describes how the serpent deceived Eve by subtly questioning God's word. The serpent's method involved three steps: questioning God's command ("Hath God said?"), contradicting it and then suggesting that God is withholding something good. This approach led Eve to doubt God's intentions and ultimately disobey Him.

In John 8:31-32, Jesus says that knowing the truth will set us free. In contrast to the truth, deception enslaves and leads to tyranny. These tactics are still prevalent today, often seen in media and the cultural narratives that challenge God's truths. Our current cultural struggles today can be traced back to this ancient pattern of questioning and disregarding God's word.

The role of the Holy Spirit in John 16:13 is described as the "Spirit of truth." Unlike the devil, who leads people astray with lies, the Holy Spirit guides us into all truth. Embrace the truth and become a beacon of light in a darkened world.

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 who are married, those who are single but intend to marry, and our young people as we train and teach them: knowledge, work, and experience. 

Firstly, knowledge is an essential building block. Hosea 4:6 states that God's people are perishing for lack of knowledge. Many Christians, especially young people, struggle to explain what marriage is and understand its purpose.

The second building block is work. Many people mistakenly think marriage will work out on its own, especially Christians who believe God put them together. Even if God led you together, you will face challenges and need to work on your marriage. 

The third building block is experience. Experience teaches valuable lessons and helps us grow.

No success story exists without knowledge, work, and experience. Athletes, doctors, and mechanics all require these elements to succeed, and marriage is no different. 

There is hope even after a divorce. God can bring beauty from ashes if we repent. Jesus will restore our hearts, heal us, and prepare us for future relationships. God loves you and will heal any brokenness, making you whole so that you can experience the beauty of His holiness.

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 the way, the truth, and the life." This powerful assertion helps us understand that truth is not merely a philosophical idea but a person—Jesus Himself.

Believers must seek and recognize truth to overcome the lies and deceptions prevalent in society. As highlighted in John 8:32, "You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free." Jesus provides liberation through truth, freeing us from the bondage of sin and falsehood.

The spirit of truth, represented by the Holy Spirit, is crucial for guiding us in this journey. In John 16:13, Jesus promises that "when the Spirit of truth comes, He will guide you into all truth." The Holy Spirit helps us discern truth from lies and live in the light of God's word so we can confront the cultural challenges we face today. Stand firm in a world filled with deception and become a beacon of truth and love.

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.

In the seventh episode of "The Power Of Truth," Duane Sheriff teaches the vital connection between truth and love and how believers are called to uphold both in their lives. In John 17:17, Jesus prays, "Sanctify them by the truth; your word is truth." God's Word is the ultimate source of truth and love.

A key illustration in this teaching is the encounter between Pilate and Jesus. Pilate famously asked, "What is truth?" while Jesus stood before him as the embodiment of love and truth. This moment is a powerful reminder that truth is not just an abstract concept but is found in the person of Jesus Christ, described in John 1:14 as "full of grace and truth."

Pilate had the chance to embrace the truth and love of Jesus but chose to reject it. Don't miss your opportunity.

In part 4 of "The Purpose Of Marriage" series, Duane Sheriff teaches the foundational truths of marriage and its importance in our culture. God is working to restore the sanctity of marriage within the Church, and we need to teach these values to our children, families, and churches. 

Marriage is God's divine institution that reflects His relationship with His people and is a picture of the gospel. Just as Eve was formed from Adam's rib while he slept, the Church was born from Christ's pierced side at the cross. This prophetic illustration is found in Ephesians 5:30-32: "For we are members of his body, his flesh, and his bones...This is a great mystery, but I speak concerning Christ and the Church." Just as Adam and Eve became one in marriage, believers become one with Christ in salvation.

In the sixth episode of "The Power Of Truth," Duane Sheriff teaches the concept of objective truth as found in the Bible. God's word is the ultimate truth, bringing power and transformation into our lives. This truth is alive and eternal, as stated in Hebrews 4:12, "For the word of God is alive and active." 

While everything around us might shake, God's truth remains unshakable, a sentiment echoed in Matthew 24:35, "Heaven and earth will pass away, but my words will never pass away." Acknowledging and living by absolute truth can lead to persecution, as it did for Paul, who shared the gospel and faced opposition, as mentioned in 2 Timothy 3:12. Standing firm in truth ensures freedom—personal freedom and societal freedom. 

The power of truth is also about discernment, exposing lies and deceptions, and offering spiritual wisdom, much like a guiding light in the darkness, as described in Psalm 119:105, "Your word is a lamp for my feet, a light on my path." Embrace this truth, study it, and let it transform your life.

There are reasons to get married and reasons not to get married. In part 3 of this marriage series, Duane Sheriff teaches the reasons to consider before marriage. Genesis 2:18, God created marriage for companionship and partnership, saying, “It is not good that the man should be alone.”

Marriage is a covenant and not merely a contract. Malachi 2:14 highlights the seriousness of this commitment, stating, “The Lord has been witness between you and the wife of your youth, with whom you have dealt treacherously; yet she is your companion and your wife by covenant.” Believers who misuse or misunderstand this covenant can cause harm and damage not only to themselves but to others as well. 

If individuals are not ready to fully commit, it is better not to marry. Seek marital counseling and understand marriage before committing. It is essential to marry for the right reasons, as divorce can result in emotional and spiritual consequences.