How do you relate to God? Do you serve Him out of fear of punishment—or from a place of reverence for who He is? In The Fear of the Lord, Duane Sheriff teaches that there are two distinct types of fear in the Bible that shape our relationship with God. One is a tormenting, demonic fear that paralyzes us and produces anxiety, worry, and bondage. The other is a godly fear—a reverent awe that draws us into intimacy and releases blessings. Understanding the difference will transform how you relate to God—drawing you closer to Him and unlocking a life of peace, joy, and purpose. (15 episodes)How do you relate to God? Do you serve Him out of fear of punishment—or from a place of reverence for who He is? In The Fear of the Lord, Duane Sheriff teaches that there are two distinct types of fear in the Bible that shape our relationship with God. One is a tormenting, demonic fear that paralyzes us and produces anxiety, worry, and bondage. The other is a godly fear—a reverent awe that draws us into intimacy and releases blessings. Understanding the difference will transform how you relate to God—drawing you closer to Him and unlocking a life of peace, joy, and purpose. (15 episodes)How do you relate to God? Do you serve Him out of fear of punishment—or from a place of reverence for who He is? In The Fear of the Lord, Duane Sheriff teaches that there are two distinct types of fear in the Bible that shape our relationship with God. One is a tormenting, demonic fear that paralyzes us and produces anxiety, worry, and bondage. The other is a godly fear—a reverent awe that draws us into intimacy and releases blessings. Understanding the difference will transform how you relate to God—drawing you closer to Him and unlocking a life of peace, joy, and purpose. (15 episodes)How do you relate to God? Do you serve Him out of fear of punishment—or from a place of reverence for who He is? In The Fear of the Lord, Duane Sheriff teaches that there are two distinct types of fear in the Bible that shape our relationship with God. One is a tormenting, demonic fear that paralyzes us and produces anxiety, worry, and bondage. The other is a godly fear—a reverent awe that draws us into intimacy and releases blessings. Understanding the difference will transform how you relate to God—drawing you closer to Him and unlocking a life of peace, joy, and purpose. (15 episodes)
