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God is love. In this message, Duane continues to dive deeper into God's kind of love and how it looks different than the culture's definition of love. The holy spirit reveals God's love through the Spirit, the Cross, and the Word. Get rooted and grounded in God's kind of love.

The church is facing an identity crisis. The current culture of death is a culture separated from God, has no respect for God, and is disobedient to God. The church must be a Counterculture of Life and remember its true identity.

The church needs to recognize the spiritual battle within our current culture. We have a responsibility to be a counterculture and address the cultural issues that threaten the eternal life of individuals and the assault on family, marriage, and our language.

God is love. Believers should be a counterculture of love to a culture of hate. In this message, Duane defines love and explains what God's culture of love looks like. All God's children are called to love.

In this message, Duane defines culture and continues to explore the signs & symptoms of a grace culture and its importance. Grace leads to giving and mercy.

We are living and raising our children and grandchildren in today's "woke" culture which violates God's Word and God's Kingdom. Duane explains how believers can be a counterculture countering hate with love, darkness with light and death with life. In this message, Duane correlates today's spiritual battle with the story of David to help believers discern the time and the wisdom of what to do.

The church is called to be a Counter Culture.  Will believers be equipped to withstand persecution, prosecution, and in some countries, even execution? Or, will we compromise to get along with the culture of hate, darkness, and death? In this message, Duane encourages the body of Christ to be agents of light in a world corrupted by darkness. 

The dominant culture in America has become hate, darkness, and death. God wants to use the church in the third great awakening. We must learn how to express God’s Culture of love to counter hate. In the next few sessions, we will define God’s kind of Love. Because the church at large has forgotten what love is, we will revisit biblically God’s Culture of love. What does love look like, what does love act like, and what does love sound like? 

The church is called to be a Counter Culture.  Will believers be equipped to withstand persecution, prosecution, and in some countries, even execution? Or, will we compromise to get along with the culture of hate, darkness, and death? In this message, Duane encourages the body of Christ to be agents of light in a world corrupted by darkness. 

In this message, Duane shares his testimony of how his life was radically changed when he had an encounter with Jesus and received an open vision of the cross. Grace is not something that is taught, it is someone you meet.

Luke 10:16-20As we fulfill our Ministry to the Lost - we are called to be a witness and witnessing is just sharing your faith. Luke 10:16 “He who hears you hears me, he who rejects you rejects me, and he who rejects me rejects Him who sent me.” Share the truth in love and the Holy Spirit is the one that will convince, convict, and convert. Learn your authority.

Culture - Woke or Awake - Part 2The Church needs to develop a Kingdom Culture. Learn the seven basic building blocks in developing a Kingdom Culture: Values, Priorities (Matt 6:33, 2 Tim 3:16-17), Behavior (1 Tim 3:15, 2 Corn 3:1-2, Standards – Plumbline (Rom 13:10, Amos 7:7-8), Celebrations, Morality – Moral Law 10 Commandments, Relationships (Prov 13:20, 1 Corn 15:33).

The Believer’s Ministry - Part 3: There are three different Ministries that God wants to develop in the life of a believer.Minister to the Lord. We are called to minister to the Lord. Acts 13:2, Exod 40:13-15; 1 Sam13:1; 1 Peter 2:9Minister to the Body of Christ. We are called to encourage one another. Eph 4:12-16, 1 Corn 12:12-30; Rom 12:3-8.Minister to the Lost. We are called to be ambassadors for Christ. 2 Corn 5:17-21, 1 Tim 2:9.