Hey guys, welcome to this week's podcast. Today we're talking about Maranatha the problem part two.

Miller expands on the conflict at hand that there's been a war in heaven that began in Genesis

that God has won through the seed that is his son. We hope you enjoy this podcast. We love you.

If you have your Bibles will we'll be in Genesis 3.

I'm going to just pick up where we started the year.

And just to give you my heart as your pastor where I'm at,

I this year have said no to 20, 30 events, speaking events, traveling. I really felt starting out at the beginning of the year that the Lord told me that I needed to stay home. And I needed to

stay home specifically for Sunday night. I am deeply convicted about a foundation

that you need so that you can stand in the days ahead I'm grateful for I'm grateful for

all that God is doing I'm grateful for, I'm grateful for all that God is doing.

I'm grateful,

I'm deeply convicted about getting you rooted and established

for what's ahead.

I love the statistics and like the movements that are hitting and the gatherings that are happening.

But this thing lived out Monday through Friday.

Local communities living in proximity to the presence of Jesus, houses like this one, rooted in the

word, rooted in community, living near the altar together.

I think it's the hope.

I love, I've been talking to Michael and Andy Somm just about the emerging hero in the nation, I believe, is the local church.

The local church that is missional, the local church that is a present-centered, the local church that is stewarding a hunger and a thirst for encounter and establishing places like this and a people like this. I really, I really am convicted about

what God's building in our midst. And so I want to, I want to, I want to go after just once

again this word that he's placed before us, Maranatha. We hosted a conference and called it Maranatha, and we sung Maranatha a lot, and we shout

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