Lyle Dukes

Lyle Dukes

Founder, Harvest Life Changers Church

“On Faith” panelist Lyle Dukes is Senior Pastor and founder of Harvest Life Changers Church in Woodbridge, Virginia. He and his wife, co-pastor Deborah Dukes, have served the church since its inception in 1995. Among the church’s ministries are an international television program, a regional radio program, world missions outreach as well as Christian bookstores, a record label (The Sound of Harvest), a publishing company (Harvest Word Publishing), community self-improvement courses (GED program, computer and financial courses) and numerous community service projects (prison and social services outreach). He and his wife produced CDs featuring the Harvest Life Changers Church Mass Choir and solo performances by Deborah Dukes. Their most popular CDs include Through the Eyes of God and In His Presence. Dukes and his wife were recognized as one of gospel industry’s top couples by Gospel Today Magazine. Dukes, a U.S. Army veteran, also is the author of several books and articles including, Possessing The Kingdom Anointing, The Ministry In You, Let Us Pray, Give It To Me Straight and Three Steps In Defeating Temptation and the co-author of The What Works The Best Principle. Close.

Lyle Dukes

Founder, Harvest Life Changers Church

“On Faith” panelist Lyle Dukes is Senior Pastor and founder of Harvest Life Changers Church in Woodbridge, Virginia. He and his wife, co-pastor Deborah Dukes, have served the church since its inception in 1995. more »

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December 19, 2006 5:30 PM

By the Numbers

America is categorized by many as a Christian nation. This is a label of majority rather than a title of spirituality.

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December 24, 2006 5:43 PM

It's Not Up For Debate

People are really products of their experiences. We think, act and live what has been programmed into us.

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January 16, 2007 2:15 PM

Spiritual Identity Theft

If atheism is popular, it’s probably because it is more fashionable to be different. Wearing baggy pants almost to the ankles is this generation’s fashion statement of differentially. But in reality - there are not many true atheists.

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May 22, 2007 4:39 PM

A Hunger for Tomorrow

Talking and working with community leaders, students and officials at Virginia Tech for the last several weeks reminded me of just how precious life is. On April 16th, 33 individuals lost their lives but the magnitude of loss was immeasurable. Family members, fellow students, faculty and the community had their lives altered forever. Recovery and healing will take some time. It reminded me not to take for granted the people, opportunities, even moments that I presently enjoy.

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January 18, 2008 8:05 AM

The Infection of Society

I don’t know if it is fair to categorize some sins above others, however, I do think it is beneficial to dialogue concerning the affect sin has on individuals as well as our society.

The concept of the seven deadly sins, also known as the cardinal sins or capital vices, is a part of early Roman Catholic doctrine that divided sin into two principal categories: "venial," which are relatively minor, and “mortal,” which are more serious in nature in terms of action and judgment.

Although I do believe that there are particular infractions that can be flagged as toxic regarding the human condition – I am fully aware, as I have worked with people for over two decades that any sin can be as bad as the next depending on its influence with a particular person.

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