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Week 1: Created to BelongUnstoppable people start here. God named isolation as a problem before sin ever entered  the world. In a garden with no shame and no death, He looked at a man and said it is not  good for him to be alone, and He fixed it with relationship. That design never changed.  Psalm 68 says God places the lonely in families, and that is what He does the moment He  saves you. You get a Father, and you get a house full of brothers and sisters you didn’t pick.  Belonging is part of the design. It is also the ground you stand on when things get hard,  and people who are sure of where they belong are hard to intimidate. This week we settle  the foundation of the entire series: you were created for a family, and nothing you can do  alone will replace what God gives you through people who know your name and stay  anyway. 

Session 2 – Order After the Fall: Nations, Borders, and God’s Plan for People God did not leave a fallen world without structure. In this session, we examine the rise of nations, languages, and borders, and why they are not merely the result of sin but part of God’s ordering of the world. We will address Babel, centralized power, and why Scripture affirms national boundaries as a means of restraint and stewardship.(NLT: Genesis 10–11, Deuteronomy 32:8, Acts 17:26)

The one year anniversary of the Martyrdom of Charlie Kirk and the twenty fifth anniversary of September 11. We are called to remeber, those things and more. Tune in as Pastor Nate opens Joshua 4, 1 Samuel 7, and Judges 2 on why God commands His people to remember, what it costs when one generation stops telling the story, and who paid for the faith we inherited.

One Nation Under God -Embracing A Biblical Vision for Dominion, Nations, Liberty,  and Christian Citizenship.Session 1 – Created to Rule: God’s Design for Dominion From the opening pages of Scripture, God reveals His design for humanity to steward,  cultivate, and govern the earth under His authority. In this foundational session, we  explore the Dominion Mandate given in Genesis and what it means to rule responsibly rather than dominate destructively. We will clarify the biblical call to stewardship, fruitfulness, and multiplication, and why disengagement from the world  God created is not faithfulness but abdication. As we connect this original mandate to the modern world, we will also introduce the  concept often referred to as the seven mountains of influence, the primary spheres  of culture that shape societies today. This framework helps us see how biblical  stewardship expresses itself practically through influence in everyday life, not through  control or coercion, but through faithful presence, truth, and service. In later sessions,  we will explore several of these spheres more deeply, including education and  government. (NLT: Genesis 1:26–28, Genesis 2:15, Psalm 8:4–8) 

For this message, we looked at Romans 16 and what our lives can look like when we live out the gospel daily. He has called us all to live in integrity and truth, both men and women, so that we might reach those who God has placed in our lives and share the gospel in their time of need.