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September 28, 2025
key points
September 28, 2025
What does it really take to succeed in life God's way? Success is not limited to wealth or achievements but is about prospering in every area of life. In "Four Keys to Every Success Story," Brother Duane teaches four practical principles to apply to your career, family, and walk with Christ. Based on Joshua 1:8 and Ephesians 4, Duane shares that knowledge, hard work, sacrifice, and experience form the foundation for lasting prosperity. Whether you're a parent, student, professional, or ministry leader, these four principles will equip you to view your daily work as sacred, your sacrifices as seeds for growth, and even your failures as opportunities to learn and rise again.

• Knowledge is fundamental to success in any field and should be rooted in God's truth.
• Work is sacred and part of God's image in humanity, not just a secular pursuit
• Sacrifice is necessary for following God's plan and achieving success
• Experience, including failures, can teach valuable lessons when viewed through God's perspective.
• The importance of discerning truth from lies in a world full of deception
• The need for Christians to be prepared for challenging times ahead
• Understanding that all work, when done for God's glory, is ministry.

• Joshua 1:8
• John 8:31-32
• Genesis 2:2-3


• 2 Timothy 2:15
• Exodus 20:8-11
• Colossians 3:17

September 28, 2025
[Part 1]
• How can we balance the biblical command to work six days and rest on the seventh in our modern, often 24/7 work culture?
• In what ways can we cultivate a 'knowledge of God' that impacts all areas of our lives, not just our spiritual practices?
• How might our approach to failure and mistakes change if we view them as opportunities for growth and learning in our journey of faith??
• What are some ways we can actively pursue truth and stand firm in it, even when facing opposition or cultural pressure?
• How can we better integrate our faith into our vocations, seeing them as ministries regardless of whether they are traditionally 'spiritual' jobs?
• In light of the sermon's warnings about coming challenges, how can believers prepare themselves spiritually and practically for potential difficulties ahead?
• How can we better integrate the knowledge and understanding we receive at church into our daily lives and decision-making?
• How might our perspective on success change if we view knowledge, work, sacrifice, and experience as interconnected keys to every success story?






October 5, 2025
key points
September 28, 2025

What does it really take to succeed in life God's way? Brother Duane teaches the four foundational truths that shape every story of success. In part 2 of "Four Keys to Every Success Story", Duaneshareshowsacrificeandexperiencedevelopstrength,maturity,andsuccessthat lasts both in life and in your walk with God. According to Romans 12 and Philippians 3, transformationstartswithsurrenderandtherenewalofyourmind.Truesuccessrequiresletting go of anything that hinders God's purpose and trusting Him through every experience, both good andbad. Even in failure,God can bring beauty from ashesand turnmistakes into lessons that lead to growth. These principles reveal that success in God's Kingdom isn't just about achievement it'saboutcharacter,perseverance,andallowingHiswisdomtoshape everypart of your life.
• Knowledge is fundamental to success in any field and should be rooted in God's truth.
• Work is sacred and part of God's image in humanity, not just a secular pursuit
• Sacrifice is necessary for following God's plan and achieving success.
• Experience, including failures, can teach valuable lessons when viewed through God's perspective
• The importance of discerning truth from lies in a world full of deception.
• The need for Christians to be prepared for challenging times ahead.
• Understanding that all work, when done for God's glory, is ministry

• Romans 12:1-2
• Philippians 4:9

• 2 Timothy 3:14
• Philippians 3:7-8


October 5, 2025
[Part 1]
• How can we cultivate a healthy balance between gaining knowledge and practical experience in our spiritual journey?
• In what ways might God be calling you to sacrifice something in your life right now, and how does that make you feel?
• How can we reconcile the idea of God bringing beauty from ashes with the understanding that He doesn't cause our suffering?
• What role does failure play in spiritual growth, and how can we learn to 'fall forward' as the pastor suggests?
• How might our understanding of success change if we view it through the lens of sacrifice and service rather than personal gain?
• In what ways can older believers effectively pass on their spiritual experiences to younger generations without coming across as preachy or out of touch?
• How does the concept of being a 'living sacrifice' (Romans 12:1) challenge our daily choices and priorities?
• How can we cultivate a church culture that values both spiritual knowledge and practical experience?

