A CHRISTIAN FAMILY FIELD MANUAL FOR THE LAST DAYS

The hour is the Father’s. The house is yours.

When the lights flicker, four do not: the Word, the prayer, the work, and the neighbor. A Christian Family Field Manual for the Last Days is not a countdown. Of that day and hour no man knows, but the Father only. It is the assignment: raise steady children, guard the household, and finish faithful when the world shakes.

No date. No fear as a teacher. A lit table until He comes.

You were not commanded to steady the world. You were commanded to watch, to work, to love, and to keep the faith until the appearing of the Lord Jesus Christ. Open the book. Say the Name. Bless the children. Go to your post. He is not late. Find the house awake.

Doctors said a womb was barren. The family surrendered, submitted, and called. Heaven answered with sons. One son was prayed through childhood asthma and graduated United States Army Infantry. The chart may speak. It does not sit on the throne.

Boaz Kinsman Uluibau is a husband and father in Olympia, Washington. He serves under the United States Government as a Federal Emergency Response Official within the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. His preparation includes a five-year bachelor’s degree and two master’s degrees in leadership, management, administration, and informatics, with extensive professional work internationally and now in the United States. He does not offer the post or the degrees as the authority of his books. The authority is Scripture. The road only explains why a man who has seen systems shake still says the first congregation is the house.

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