Duane Sheriff Ministries - Messages

Unlock the power of speaking in tongues. In Acts chapter 2, the apostles spoke in tongues, declaring the wonderful works of God and revealing divine mysteries. Speaking in tongues allows our spirit to pray, communicating truths that go beyond human understanding.

In episode nine of “The Holy Spirit,” Duane Sheriff teaches the scriptural basis for speaking in tongues, emphasizing its role in spiritual edification, divine communic...

Thanksgiving is more than a seasonal expression—it is a spiritual law that releases faith, joy, and victory in the believer’s life. Gratitude is essential for spiritual growth, aligning our hearts with God’s grace and opening the door for His power to work in situations that feel overwhelming or impossible. In Part Three of "The Law of Thanksgiving," Duane Sheriff teaches how God designed gratitude to shape our perspective and anch...

The Holy Spirit equips every believer with divine gifts that reveal God's presence and power in the world. These gifts are available to everyone who wishes to serve in love. In episode eight of "The Holy Spirit," Duane Sheriff teaches on the nine gifts of the Spirit, emphasizing the power gifts and vocal gifts mentioned in 1 Corinthians 12. Understand the distinction between personal prayer language for private communion with God a...

What if the miraculous gifts of the Holy Spirit, which are often considered relics of the past, were still accessible? Contrary to the belief that these gifts ceased with the early Church, they are still available today through the Holy Spirit for the edification of the entire body of Christ.

In episode seven of "The Holy Spirit,” Duane Sheriff outlines the nine gifts of the Holy Spirit from 1 Corinthians 12, dividing them into ...

Acts 2-4 describes the Holy Spirit filling those gathered in the upper room through three distinct manifestations: a mighty rushing wind, tongues of fire, and speaking in tongues. In episode six of "The Holy Spirit," Duane Sheriff explores the role of the Holy Spirit and addresses common misconceptions and controversies that arose during the day of Pentecost.

Despite its controversy, speaking in tongues is well-documented in the...

Salvation is only the beginning—there’s always more of God to encounter. In episode five of “The Holy Spirit,” Duane Sheriff uncovers the power of the baptism of the Holy Spirit, a distinct experience beyond salvation. The Holy Spirit, the third person of the Trinity, reveals Himself through many manifestations.

Through Acts 2, 8, and 19, Duane shows how the Spirit works in different ways—from the new birth to the baptism of the...

Bible verses in Romans, 1 Corinthians, and Acts teach that there are multiple baptisms, not just one. In episode four of "The Holy Spirit," Duane Sheriff teaches the significance of each baptism, describing how the Holy Spirit, water, and Jesus each facilitate a distinct baptism. 

Under the new covenant, there are three distinct baptisms. First, the Holy Spirit baptizes us into the body of Christ, symbolizing our entry into the ...

Discover the life-changing power of thanksgiving—a spiritual law woven throughout Scripture that determines whether we progress or decline in our walk with God. In “The Law of Thanksgiving,” Duane Sheriff teaches that gratitude magnifies God, strengthens our faith, and reframes our circumstances. It is how we enter His presence, honor His goodness, and resist the cultural pressures that distort truth and elevate emotions above Scri...

In episode three of "The Holy Spirit," Duane Sheriff explores the two roles of the Holy Spirit, using metaphors of a well and a river to illustrate His ministries. In John 4, Jesus offers the Samaritan woman "living water," symbolizing a personal well of living water within believers that springs up to eternal life. This well represents salvation and a personal relationship with God.

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What is the unpardonable sin? In episode two of "The Holy Spirit," Duane Sheriff teaches the three major functions Jesus promised the Holy Spirit would fulfill when He came. According to John 16, the Holy Spirit is our helper sent to convict the world of sin, righteousness, and judgment. This conviction of sin isn't about individual transgressions, but rather the sin of unbelief in Christ. The Holy Spirit reveals our righteousness ...

There is a difference between receiving Christ and receiving the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is the third member of the Godhead, equal with God the Father and Jesus Christ. In a new series, "The Holy Spirit," Duane Sheriff teaches that the Holy Spirit is not just a force, but a divine person with a crucial role in our spiritual lives.

For too long, the Holy Spirit has been misunderstood as a mystical energy or a secondary membe...

Thanksgiving is more than just a holiday tradition—it is a fundamental law in God's kingdom. In the message "Thanksgiving," Duane Sheriff teaches that Scripture reveals a powerful spiritual principle: whatever we are thankful for, we retain and increase, but whatever we become unthankful for, we eventually lose. Colossians 3 places thanksgiving alongside peace, love, and forgiveness as essential to the Christian life, while Romans ...

In the final episode of "The Mystery of Seeds," Duane Sheriff concludes his teaching on the Parable of the Sower from Mark Chapter 4, reviewing the four types of ground which represent the conditions of our hearts. Jesus called this parable foundational. By understanding this parable, we can connect with other biblical truths.

The Word of God, as seed, faces hurdles in bearing fruit due to hardened hearts, offense from tribulati...

In the twelfth episode of "The Mystery of Seeds," Duane Sheriff teaches on the parable of the sower, explaining the four types of ground where God's Word can be sown and Satan's specific strategies to steal the seed from each type of heart.

The wayside ground represents hard-packed soil, similar to how sin hardens our hearts through deception. Satan steals the Word immediately by sowing confusion and lack of understanding. Stony...

In the eleventh episode of "The Mystery of Seeds," Duane Sheriff teaches that Jesus' parable of the sower from Mark chapter 4 is not just a story, but a key that unlocks our understanding of how God's Word works in our lives. The Kingdom of God operates on the principle of seedtime and harvest. God's Word is seed, and our hearts are the soil.

This foundational parable is the most important one Jesus ever taught. How we receive a...

What does it mean to be created in God’s image? Genesis 1 reveals ten foundational attributes that define our humanity—dominion, creativity, the power of words, the dignity of work, righteous judgment, justice, and the unique design of male and female—along with the moral nature of God expressed through love, truth, and holiness. These attributes form the blueprint of our identity and reflect who God is and who we are called to be ...

In the tenth episode of "The Mystery of Seeds," Duane Sheriff reveals the biblical truth about the dual nature of reaping, which can be either a blessing or a hardship. While we often reap what we sow, there are also instances where we reap where we did not sow.

This dual reality, rooted in John 4:35-38, shows that when the Israelites entered the Promised Land, they reaped cities they had not built and vineyards they had not pla...

In the ninth episode of "The Mystery of Seeds," Duane Sheriff reveals a profound truth about the kingdom of God that brings clarity to the confusing seasons we encounter in life. Although it's true that we reap what we sow, there's another mystery to consider - we may also reap things that we did not sow.

Drawing from the words of Jesus in John 4, we learn that we can reap a harvest from seeds that others have sown. Sometimes, w...

Healthy relationships don't happen by accident. In "4 Keys to Healthy Relationships," Duane and Sue Sheriff discuss how healthy relationships are built on intentional, godly communication. They apply biblical principles that strengthen every relationship—marriage, family, friendships, and even the Church.

Honest conversation, active listening, and Christlike love form the foundation for lasting connections. When communication break...