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Building and restoring the biblical family — fathers, mothers, children, and the household of faith.
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A live conversation between Pete Rambo and Abrie Kilian of Maxima Potentia on every man as king of his own domain — inheritance and property law in Torah, the layers of patriarchy, gravitas as earned weight, and the legal ground plural families actually stand on.
A live walk through Numbers 13 and 14 with Pete Rambo and Bible Marriages. Ten leaders saw the fruit, believed the giants, and voted to go back to Egypt — and the same fear keeps Torah teachers today from teaching headship, patriarchy, and polygyny.
Mike Allen, Peter Rambo Sr, and BibleMarriages walk through Isaiah 1 to trace what collapses when fathers abdicate headship — fatherlessness, harlotry, courts that gut families — and how Scripture maps the restoration of the home and Kol Israel.
A long roundtable with Pete Rambo, Mike Allen, and Bible Marriages on why headship, patriarchy, and polygyny are load-bearing walls in restoring all Israel — and the awakening the church is unprepared to meet.
A chronological walk through Genesis answering the popular claim that Abraham and Sarah “lacked faith” by taking Hagar. When Hagar was taken, God had never promised a son through Sarah, and disparaging Abraham risks the curse of Genesis 12:3.
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