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Amanda Dunn | 03.08.26 | Trust Comes By Hearing

from The House - Sermon of the Week

We continue in our Kingdom Governance direction by returning to a foundational truth: God governs His kingdom through transformed people who trust His Word.This message centers on the power of hearing—because trust is formed not through striving, but through encountering the living Word of Christ. As we walk through Romans 10, we’re invited to see that the Word is not distant or out of reach—it is near, alive, and being spoken.When the Word becomes real to us, trust is formed in the heart and expressed through our lives. What we hear, we begin to believe. What we believe, we begin to proclaim. And what we proclaim becomes an invitation for others to step into the same reality.This is the shift: moving from trying to create something new to living in what has already been established through Christ. The victory has already been declared—the question is whether we are living in that reality or still responding as if the battle is ongoing.Kingdom Governance looks like this: a people who hear His voice, trust His Word, and live from the finished work of the King.So the invitation is simple—hear Him, trust Him, and live accordingly.

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