Jesus is coming back and I think he's coming back very soon and he's coming back to make all things right.

And I think Christians need to stand from that posture of victory.

And we need to understand that, yes, we are called to take territory.

And yes, we are still in a battle.

And yes, you should not underestimate Satan.

But at the same time, we carry the same anointing, the same spirit that rose Jesus from the dead.

Thank you. the same anointing, the same spirit that rose Jesus from the dead. Well, guys, welcome with me, Ryan Miller, and this is the first time we've gotten to meet.

And we're getting to hang out in front of all of you and get to know each other. So Ryan, tell everybody just a little bit about your story and kind of what brought you all to Dallas. Yeah, well, we came to Dallas just because we heard in prayer to move. My wife and I both heard a day apart. We don't hear like that often. It's not like, you know, I think sometimes you hear people say like, oh, I heard the Lord say this. And they say it so often, you're like, man, I wonder why I'm not hearing. Yeah, all these other people are hearing. But so that was unique for us to hear very clearly from the Holy Spirit that we were supposed to move. Community family in San Diego. Ministry was going great in San Diego. And the Lord told us to back up and move. And so we

came here to Dallas and the Lord's been faithful. It's been great. Our kids love their school.

We've got four kids under six years old, which is bananas in and of itself. But life's been good.

We're enjoying it in Texas. Yeah. So talk a little bit about your history, like what brought you to Jesus.

Yeah. San Diego. All your life? I was born to Singapore. So my dad worked for Hewlett-Packard, moved to San Diego. My parents, both believers, but the rest of my family, not really believers. Everyone in my family, hyper-successful. I'm talking like lead Mayo Clinic brain surgeon and I'm the only person in my

generation of like almost 20 cousins and brothers that doesn't have a PhD, literally.

Everyone's going to Ivy Leagues and stuff, but I just found Jesus from a young age and just

fell madly in love with him. And so from the time I'm like eight, I'm like sharing the gospel

with people in elementary school and stuff.

And so that kind of became my identity was Jesus.

And that kind of followed me into a lot of the different things I did.

I always wanted to be a major league baseball player.

I didn't make it to the big leagues.

I played a little bit of minor league ball.

But the Lord constantly was pulling me back from performance-based identity. I think because of some of the

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