Duane Sheriff Ministries - Messages
Oct 4, 2026 · 55 min · 10 segments
Where do we place our confidence? Are we building our confidence based on our accomplishments? When we compare ourselves to others by race, title, background, education, or success, we are placing…
Duane SheriffHost
Today we, we, through social media and the cesspool of that, of that space, there's nothing but criticism at large.
There's nothing but putting everybody down, nothing but everybody's wrong and you're the only one right, and on and on it goes.
We wanna be a people that truly do love Jesus first, and out of that love for Jesus, we love each other.
We really care about each other and support one another in that partnership, that koinonia that I taught last week.
Well, Paul said in the beginning of this book that he thanks God for them every time he remembers them.
I, I, I at times will give God thanks by faith, but I don't think of certain people and just, man, burst out in joy and thanksgiving.
Paul said, "When I think of you, when I think of your church, I just explode with thanksgiving and with joy." And so we looked at the first chapter, and in the first chapter of Philippians we saw how that we can have joy, a supernatural joy, regardless of outcomes.
And Paul was in prison when he wrote this letter, and he, he didn't know if he would be released or he would be executed.
"Whether I live or whether I die, for me to live is Christ and for me to die is gain.
Whether I get released from this prison or whether I'm executed, I will die unto the Lord and I will live unto the Lord." Amen.
And we all have to learn, and we all have a story we saw, that every one of us are living a story, and within that story we all face things that we're really not sure of the outcome.
Today we, we, through social media and the cesspool of that, of that space, there's nothing but criticism at large.
There's nothing but putting everybody down, nothing but everybody's wrong and you're the only one right, and on and on it goes.
We wanna be a people that truly do love Jesus first, and out of that love for Jesus, we love each other.
We really care about each other and support one another in that partnership, that koinonia that I taught last week.
Well, Paul said in the beginning of this book that he thanks God for them every time he remembers them.
I, I, I at times will give God thanks by faith, but I don't think of certain people and just, man, burst out in joy and thanksgiving.
Paul said, "When I think of you, when I think of your church, I just explode with thanksgiving and with joy." And so we looked at the first chapter, and in the first chapter of Philippians we saw how that we can have joy, a supernatural joy, regardless of outcomes.
And Paul was in prison when he wrote this letter, and he, he didn't know if he would be released or he would be executed.
"Whether I live or whether I die, for me to live is Christ and for me to die is gain.
Whether I get released from this prison or whether I'm executed, I will die unto the Lord and I will live unto the Lord." Amen.
And we all have to learn, and we all have a story we saw, that every one of us are living a story, and within that story we all face things that we're really not sure of the outcome.
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