A continuing look into the root temptation that all of our other temptations spring out of. We need to know who we are in Christ, having a solid identity set in Him.

The first temptation of Jesus was not to turn the stones into bread. So what was it? Listen in.

The church says, "Don't sin and we won't condemn." Jesus says, "I don't condemn you. Now sin no more." Coming out from under condemnation gives you the ability to be free from sin.

This message taken from the RAM Conference at Victory Life in Durant, OK. Thank you, Duane Sheriff! Watch the video of the message at http://media2.dsheriff.org/video/mp4/RAM12-Fri-0900_02-17-12.mp4. For more from Victory Life, visit https://www.dsheriff.org/secure/RecentMsg.aspx

The law will always cause you to look at yourself. Grace will allow you to look beyond yourself.

The Resurrection of Christ brought us newness of life. We're not to focus on the cross forever. Just as we died with Christ, we're to be raised up with Him and walk in newness of life. The empty tomb is the symbol of our life in Christ.

Planting in your spirit changes your thoughts. Your thoughts control your actions. True repentance is changing the way we think and true change will come from inside not from outside.

There was nothing silent about the night when a pregnant woman gave birth to the screaming, crying, Son of God while the Angels scared the Shepherds down the way with their excited proclomation.

This powerful message is not only a detailed look into the substance of hope: faith... But also into the power of your confession. Will you be one of the ten who did not go into the promise land or one of the two who did?

When Mary received the Word of the Lord, she activated her faith and did something about it. She chose to say, "Be it unto me." She chose to go to Elizabeth to learn from her. She chose to activate the Word of God in her life.