Your family wasn’t made to just survive the culture—it was made to shift it.

In this powerful Father’s Day message, Pastor Ezra Stanton reminds us that our homes aren’t just safe spaces—they’re launchpads for legacy. Through the story of a life-changing conversation at Red Robin and the final words of Joshua to Israel, this message calls families to something greater: to become a Family on Mission.

Drawing from Joshua 23–24, Ezra breaks down how God—not our strength, but His faithfulness—fights our battles. And just like Joshua, we must draw a line in the sand and decide: Who will we serve?

Inside the message:

- The marriage advice that changed Ezra’s home: Outserve one another

- Why following God takes courage, not comfort

- What it means to build a family that serves, not just attends

- How obedience without love becomes legalism—and love without obedience becomes laziness

- How to identify your family’s kingdom assignment

- Why mission brings meaning to even the most mundane moments

Joshua’s declaration still echoes today:

“As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.”

If you're ready to stop coasting and start leading your home with purpose, this message is for you. Whether you’re married or single, raising toddlers or launching teens—this will challenge and inspire you to make your home a basecamp for God’s kingdom.

Because when families serve together, they grow together.

Choose today. Lead on mission. Serve the Lord—together.