By The Church, For The Church

Why the Home Remains the Primary Battleground for Faith Scripture does not present history as random or morally neutral. It reveals a spiritual conflict that unfolds across generations. Beneath political movements, cultural revolutions, and moral confusion lies a quieter but more decisive war. It is a war for the family. From Genesis to Revelation, the enemy of God consistently targets the home because God designed the home to be the primary means by which faith, truth, and o

I aim to please you but I fail in my own strength. So you start to chisel and the weight begins to break. You’re cuttin’ to the core, where you long to be. I was made for more, this I can see… So I’ll let myself bend, and break, and fall. I’m learning the struggle is apart of the call. It’s painful, it’s tough, sometimes it plain sucks. But never once have you failed to pick me back up. In the splitting, in the chiseling you’re making something new. So I’ll count it all joy

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