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The scripture in 1 John says that if we pray in accordance with God's will, He hears us. And if we know God hears us, then we know we have the petitions of our hearts have been granted. But how do we know what to pray for? According to Brother Duane, we need to learn to pray God's will, and God's will is His Word. When we pray in accordance with God's will, He takes pleasure in answering our prayers. This not only brings glory to Him but also serves as a testimony to non-believers.

Duane Sheriff's testimony of his open vision of the cross inspires reliance on Jesus rather than the flesh. Four things we are not after the flesh: 1) Without Jesus, we can do nothing. 2) Without Him, we have nothing. 3) Without Him, we know nothing. 4) Without Him, we are nothing.

Duane Sheriff received a calling from God when he was just seven years old. However, due to a family tragedy, he decided to go his own way until he had an open vision of the cross. Duane saw all of his sins being absorbed into the body of Jesus, dying with Him, being resurrected with him, ascending, and finally being seated at the right hand of God. This vision helps remind Duane to rely on Jesus - the Rock and not the pit he was in before the vision of the cross.

Grace is God's power in our lives to become the children of God. By grace, we are saved through faith; it is the gift of God. Duane Sheriff explains that our work, effort, or self-righteousness can not save us. We must mix faith with the word of grace for God's power to be released in our lives.

When you embrace Jesus - you embrace grace and truth. Grace makes us who we are in the Kingdom. Duane Sheriff teaches that Grace is the power of God to be all you were created to be and do all God has called you to do.

The basics of God's grace is vital to our walk with the Lord, understanding our salvation, and receiving all of God's promises. Duane Sheriff teaches foundational truths and the basics of grace to reveal the "amazing" in amazing grace. 

Through the "new birth," God's divine design is for believers to change into His image. We will either change for "bad," which happens naturally, or change for "good," which can only happen supernaturally. Duane Sheriff reviews the nine processes of change described in 2 Corinthians. 

We do not have to try harder to change. Change comes from God's power, not our willpower. Supernatural change happens, and we become transformed into the image of the Lord when we set our minds on God. Duane Sheriff shares that our dominant thoughts will define our lives for the good or the bad.

No matter how long we have had a relationship with the Lord, we can always grow in the area of prayer. In this message, Brother Duane shares the basics of prayer - why to pray, how to pray, and what to pray.

Although it is important to learn steps and principles in ministry, Duane Sheriff teaches that those principles should point you to a relationship with Jesus. Three rhythm of grace principles are: 1) learn to come unto Jesus, 2) learn to take His Yoke, and 3) learn of Him. When we develop disciplines that become a natural rhythm, ministry will come from a place of supernatural rest.

God wills for you to experience supernatural change or effortless change, but it is not automatic. You have to mix faith with the Word of God. Duane Sheriff examines the nine declarations that reveal God's promises for supernatural change. 

Through his personal testimony, Duane Sheriff shares how he developed an unforced rhythm of grace. And just like in physical activities, there is a muscle memory aspect to our spiritual journey with God. If we consistently and intentionally develop our muscle memory by walking with Christ, we will be prepared to respond to the enemy's attacks without having to think about it. To build our spiritual muscle memory, we come to Jesus, take His yoke, and learn of Him.

Duane Sheriff explores how to pray, what to pray, and why to pray. 

Knowing God's will and purpose for your life is simple. Part of God's covenant plan was to write His will on the tablet of our hearts. You were created for God's pleasure.

It is essential to "imagine" and see God's will for your life. In this message, Brother Duane shares his personal testimony and photos of his grandson Urias. .

God speaks in dreams and visions, and words paint pictures. What do you see Abraham, Haggai, and Gehazi?

In this message, Brother Duane explores the power and provision of vision.

Both faith and unbelief have an attitude. An attitude is your perspective on how you think. Brother Duane contrasts the attitude of the Israelites versus the attitude of Joshua and Caleb.