How do we "actualize" our death to sin? What we may know to be true May not real to us. In this Michael Durham explains how to live as one who has been crucified with Christ.

Not only has Christ died for our sins but He has died to sin. Thus, because of the Christian’s union with Christ, His death is our death. This is one of the most important truths to our sanctification.

The doctrine of our union with Christ is one of the most prominent teachings of Scripture. Over 160 times the New Testament says we are “in Christ.” The series begins with this message asking the question—what is union with Christ and how does it save?

Three events in the life of Old Testament Israel serve as a powerful illustration of three stages of the Christian life. Learn about theses three phases that every Christian faces.

Before the power of Pentecost there was the humiliation of Calvary. This is a principle of the kingdom of God. Before we can experience the blessings of the Spirit’s help we must die to ourselves.

The doctrine of the ascension and exaltation has much more practical implications in our lives than most realize. This message will explore deeper the impact of Christ exalted.

God brings wounds to reveal our need for Him, but will always heal by revealing His power in our weakness.

Many Christians experience a lack of spiritual vitality and are in need of personal revival. Today, Michael Durham shares what happens as a result of genuine revival.

Any revival must by nature include repentance. What is biblical repentance? Michael Durham answers this question by showing us what is and is not.

God has promised to guide us but our obedience is required. Learn to develop the kind of spirit that hears God.