The nuclear family is the foundation of society — and it’s under attack. From fatherlessness to cultural confusion, our nation is reaping the consequences of straying from God’s design. But there is hope: God’s Word gives us the blueprint for restoring families and rebuilding our future.In this episode of MannCave: Unfiltered, Houston Mannis dives into:✅ God’s design for marriage, parenting, and family roles✅ How culture and policy have torn down the family structure✅ Why fatherlessness is one of the greatest crises in America today✅ Practical, biblical steps to strengthen your family right now✅ A call to revival in our homes and nation through God’s order📖 Joshua 24:15 — “As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.”👉 Watch the full conversation, and join the movement to rebuild faith, family, and freedom in America.
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