Ron Dunn Podcast

The devil always oveplays his hand. The final script has already been written and God wins.

We all walk through seasons of conflict where we must decide whether to satisfy ourselves or honor God — and that struggle is what we call temptation.

In this message, we’re reminded that Scripture says this world lies in the grip of Satan. We explore how the enemy does have a certain kind of power—he can reveal things, offer shortcuts, and make bold promises. In the temptation of Jesus, Satan even tries to bargain, offering what appears to be authority and influence in exchange for worship. But Jesus never loses sight of His purpose. He refuses the shortcut, stands on the Word of God, and shows us what it looks like to remain faithful in a world under pressure.

In order to detect Satanic nature in our lives we need to understand his footprint. Ron walks us through a passage in Ezekial to understand some of this footprint.

This series teaches us not t be ignorant to Satan's devices.

The Bible speaks clearly about the law of sowing and reaping, and it’s not something we can afford to take lightly. God’s laws carry weight, and they shape the outcomes of our lives.

A person who has a light attitude to sin will have a light attitude to judgement.

Sometimes we don’t realize how broken or off-course we truly are until God lovingly reveals it to us. In this message, Ron walks us through how God is continually trying to pour out His mercy—and how often we resist, avoid, or run from it. As we open our hearts to this truth, we begin to see both our need and God’s relentless grace.

You and I see a great many things, and it is those things that remain in our vision even after we see them that dominate us. The last look either gives us rest and assurance or restlessness.

It is not easy to stay holy in a world of unholiness, but that is exactly where God has put us.

It doesn't matter how dark the circumstances may appear, it always ends on a note of victory.

Ron gives a compelling message on the power that lies within the book of Romans.

God is working to chisle out the image of His son in your life.

In this episode, we take a look at one of the most powerful weapons God has given us — the weapon of intercessory prayer.

All the way through the book of Romans we see that our glory in Christ and suffering or both a part of following Christ.

Jesus never left anyone in any doubt of what would happen if they followed Him.

Our Lord takes a mess and makes harmony and beauty out of it. What we lost in sin we more than regained through grace.

The true mark of a follower of Christ isn’t just what we believe or how we act—it’s the presence of the Holy Spirit living within us.

The only two categories of which man finds themselves is either in the flesh or in the spirit.

We have been pardoned and yet we are still living behind bars. We are a slave to so many things.