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Get God's Assignment and Stand in the Gap

Get God’s Assignment and Stand in the Gap. Ezekiel 22 says that God sought for a man to stand in the gap but found none. Like Moses felt the burden of a rebellious people (Numbers 11), being a leader requires you to carry the weight of others in prayer and correction according to truth. It's time to stop living by your circumstances and start living by your destiny. Full surrender is required. 
Are you ready? God isn't looking for perfect people, but for surrendered hearts. It's time to stop living by your circumstances and start living by your God-given destiny. Your life is meant for His business.
Here is the truth you need for today:Alignment Before Assignment: You cannot be for what God is against. Stand where He stands.Prayer Over Position: Titles don't matter to God. Your power is in the prayer closet.Mission Has a Cost: Your assignment will require your time, your money, and your complete obedience.Destiny Over Circumstance: Give your worries—money, marriage, children—to God and leave them with Him.God may want you to do something planetary through your life, but He cannot take you in the shape you're in. Full surrender is required. Are you ready to give Him everything? Let us know in the comments. Type "I'm in!" to declare your commitment.

God Is Calling His People Into Ministry

Stop waiting. Start creating the legacy God has for you.
Transformation requires a decision. It's time to choose destiny over comfort and emotion. Here is your mandate:
Seek God in your prayer closet to find your unique purpose.
Write down the vision He gives you.
Carry His word—the presence of God is your distinction.
Identify the people you are sent to.
God is calling you to plant churches and minister to nations. It's time to go beyond what's comfortable and build His Kingdom.
What bold step will you take for your destiny today?
#Vision #Purpose #KingdomLegacy #Missions #ChurchPlanting #Revival #GreatCommission

Answer Your Kids' Tough Questions

Answer Your Kids’ Tough Questions.
Your legacy starts in your home. Are you building a foundation of faith, or letting doubt take root?
We must be ready to answer the world's tough questions, knowing that creation itself points to God (Romans 1:20) and that a fool denies Him (Psalm 14:1).
Biblical history shows us the power of one life. Kings were measured by whether they followed the repentant heart of David or the wicked ways of Jeroboam (1 Kings 15:11). One legacy led to blessing, the other to destruction.
Accept God’s call. Lead your home. Choose David’s lineage by following Jesus.
#ChristianLegacy #FaithAtHome #LeadWell #David #ChristianParenting

Jesus, the Prototype: from Noah to New Creation

In Genesis, God grieved over a wicked world, yet Noah found favor through righteousness. This story points to a profound spiritual truth for us today.
Just as Noah was set apart, Jesus came as the "last Adam" (1 Cor 15:45) to bring forth a new humanity. Through faith in Him, you are a "new creation" (2 Cor 5:17), a citizen of a heavenly kingdom living on earth. He populates His eternal family not through natural means, but by His powerful Word.
This calling is not for a comfortable life, but a transformed one. God's will is for you to become heavenly on earth, modeling holiness for your family and in your leadership. Jesus is our prototype—He did only what pleased the Father, showing us what we are to become. Our authority to lead and guide others flows directly from our own example of obedience.
If this message encourages you, share it with someone who needs to hear it. How does viewing Jesus as your prototype change the way you approach your daily life?
#JesusThePrototype #NewCreation #KingdomLiving #ChristianDiscipleship #Genesis #WellingtonBoone #SpiritualGrowth #WalkWithGod #FaithAndFamily #ChristianLeadership

Public Persona vs. Private Reality

Public Persona vs. Private Reality. Do you have a public persona that's different from your private one?
I believe transparency is a foundation of leadership and integrity, starting with being honest about the condition of my own heart. The Bible advises us to confess our faults (James 5:16), but that is only the beginning. Some issues require more than a declaration; they demand sustained prayer until our personal will aligns with God's design. This life is our opportunity to choose that path—to cultivate a genuine relationship with the Holy Spirit rather than performing religion.
This principle of integrity applies most critically in our homes. Marriage is a covenant, a test of our obedience to God. Husbands are called to love their wives as Christ loved the church. Wives are called to submit as unto the Lord (Colossians 3), even when a husband fails. The tongue holds the power of death and life (Proverbs 18:21); our words can be more destructive than a physical blow and will shape the character of our children.
Instead of justifying broken commitments, we should first examine our own sin. Are you living for yourself or for Him? This life is about the next, and we are preparing now for what is to come.
This message was recorded at The Father’s House in Peachtree Corners, Georgia, pastored by FOIC Bishop Garland Hunt and FOIC Pastor Eileen Hunt.
#MarriageCovenant #FamilyLeadership #WordsMatter #ParentingByExample #Legacy

You Will Go the Distance All the Way

Men, heaven is looking at you. The angels, the Holy Spirit, Jesus Himself—they are all invested in you. The Father’s will has been declared over your life, and the saints who have gone before are your witnesses.
Because you are under heaven's gaze, quitting is not an option. You made a covenant. It's time to get it right at home. Reject any thought of separation or divorce. Go to your wife, kneel, and serve her. Tell her you’re sorry. Restore your house.
Have you already divorced? Seek forgiveness and rise up. Don't let the world's thinking hold you back. Repent, get it right, and become the champion He has called you to be.
Say it with conviction: "I will go the distance." Heaven is counting on you. Your family is counting on you. Be the man of God for this generation.
Are you choosing to honor your covenant today? Let us know in the comments. #GoTheDistance #ManOfGod #Covenant #PromiseKeepers

Why There's No Divorce in Heaven

Men, husbands—this is a call to stand in the gap for your marriage. This isn't about convenience; it's a sacred covenant of self-sacrifice, reflecting how Christ gave Himself for the Church (Ephesians 5:25). God’s design from the beginning was permanence—two becoming one flesh, a bond He never intended to be broken (Matthew 19:4-6). Divorce is not His plan; it is a concession to the hardness of our hearts (Matthew 19:8).
You are called to be the leader in your home. This means you must be the first to confront your own dysfunction, your own insecurities, and your own sin. You are called to lead in repentance, to model a love that is patient and perseveres through every trial (1 Corinthians 13:4-7). Even when faced with betrayal, you have the power in Christ to offer radical forgiveness, just as you have been forgiven (Ephesians 4:32).
Your home is your first ministry. How you lead your wife and family is how you impact the world. Divorce is not an option. It's time to rise up, endure hardship, and recommit to the vow you made.
Will you be the man who stays and fights for your family?
#ChristianMarriage#CovenantMarriage#BiblicalMarriage#LoveLikeChrist#MarriageRestoration#FaithAndFamily#GodlyMarriage#Ephesians5

Loving and Serving My Wife for a Lifetime

Loving and Serving My Wife for a Lifetime.
Men, who is the greatest servant in your house? Jesus taught that greatness is found in serving. As a man of God, you are called to lead your home by out-serving your wife.
If you both work, step up and share the load—cooking, cleaning, and raising the children. You are the architect of your home's atmosphere, with the power to make it a piece of heaven on earth. Remember, her parents entrusted her to you to help her flourish. Marriage is a lifelong covenant; God detests treachery (Malachi 2:16) and takes no pleasure in those who shrink back from their vows (Hebrews 10:39).
This week, find one tangible way to out-serve your wife.
#ServantLeadership #ChristianMarriage #ManOfGod #FaithfulHusband