"The Fight for the Family" emphasizes the necessity of fighting—not just for our personal families but for the greater family of God. It begins by celebrating the joy of unity before highlighting the battle required to establish and preserve a righteous legacy. Drawing from the examples of Moses, Rizpah, and ultimately Jesus, this message presents three essential signs of this fight: the staff, representing authority and the Word of God, which must guide a father in leading his family according to Scripture; the hand, signifying affliction and restoration, illustrating that hardship purifies and prepares a man to fight for something greater than himself; and water turning to blood, symbolizing redemption and ultimate sacrifice, underscoring that true victory requires shedding blood, as demonstrated by Jesus. This sermon calls men to recognize their role, step into the battle, and commit to fighting not only for their household but for the larger family of God. The reward for engaging in this fight is a lasting legacy and participation in the forceful advancement of God’s Kingdom through those willing to pay the price.
