Jehovah Tsuri, the Lord My Rock, is your stability, your strength, and your firm foundation. When life feels uncertain, He remains steady and unshakable. Take a moment to watch this short message and let it anchor your heart today. Video: https://youtube.com/shorts/DV9PIbDQ8XA?feature=share Declare this today: “God is my rock, my stability, and my strength.” You are grounded in Him. Inner Circle Reflection - Where do you need God to steady you right now? - What part of your life feels shaky, and how does remembering Him as your Rock shift your perspective? - What decision or emotion do you need to place back on His firm foundation? - What strength do you need from Jehovah Tsuri?

God is fully aware and fully present. El Roi, the God who sees you, has never taken His eyes off your journey. He sees your effort. He sees your heart. He sees your intentions. He sees your quiet sacrifices. You are not invisible to God. Take a moment to watch this short message and let it settle in your spirit. Video: https://youtube.com/shorts/ZN0qmIhqLQM?feature=share Declare this today: “God sees me fully, loves me deeply, and is guiding me intentionally.” Inner Circle Reflection - Where have you felt unseen or overlooked lately? - How does knowing God sees every part of you bring comfort or clarity today? - What quiet sacrifice have you made that you now realize God noticed? - What area of your life needs the reassurance of El Roi?

Family, during our quiet stretch, I was remined of who our Heavenly Father is, El Gibbor, the Mighty God. The One who fights for us, strengthens us, and carries us when our own strength runs thin. I’m sharing this short reflection here because it’s a word we all need as we prepare to step back into Dreamer’s Awake Inner Circle and our Romans study over the next few weeks. Take a moment to watch, breathe, and let this truth settle in your spirit. Video: https://youtube.com/shorts/fgIH-1mYskA Inner Circle Reflection - Where have you seen God show Himself strong in your life recently? - What battle, burden, or decision do you need to hand back to El Gibbor? - How does remembering God as “Mighty” shift your perspective today? - As we resume, what area of your life needs His strength instead of your own?

Family, thank you for your patience and grace during this quiet stretch on SKOOL. Even though things have been still here, God has continued working behind the scenes, refining, renewing, and preparing us for what’s next. I’m excited to share that we are resuming next week with both Dreamer’s Awake Inner Circle and our Romans Bible Study. Fresh teaching, fresh momentum, fresh expectation. And a special welcome to Betty, we’re so glad you’re here. You’re stepping into a community that dreams boldly, studies deeply, and grows together in faith. Let’s step back in with open hearts and renewed focus. God is not finished with what He started in us.

Family, we will resume Saturday, July 11th @ 11 AM as we continue our journey through Romans. In the meantime, this is a wonderful opportunity to read, meditate, and reflect so your heart is prepared for where God is taking us next. If you’ve missed a week or simply want to revisit what we’ve covered, here’s a quick recap to help you stay connected and caught up. __________________________________________________________________________________________________ WEEK 1 - Romans 1:1–12 Identity & Community Paul opens Romans by grounding us in identity: servant, called, set apart. The gospel is God’s action, not human advice. Key Verse: Romans 1:1 Anchor Truth: The gospel gives us a new identity and places us in a new family. Keller pp. 13–20 WEEK 2 - Romans 1:13–17 The Power of the Gospel Paul is eager to preach because the gospel is God’s power for salvation. Righteousness is revealed by faith, from beginning to end. Key Verse: Romans 1:16 Anchor Truth: The gospel doesn’t make bad people good; it makes dead people alive. Keller pp. 20–27 WEEK 3 - Romans 2:1–11 God’s Impartial Judgment Paul confronts the moral person who judges others but ignores their own heart. God’s kindness leads us to repentance, not complacency. Key Verse: Romans 2:4 Anchor Truth: God sees the heart, not the performance. Keller pp. 38–46 WEEK 4 - Romans 2:12–29 God Looks at the Heart Paul now turns to the religious person — the one who relies on spiritual identity, tradition, or knowledge. Outward religion cannot replace inward transformation. Key Verse: Romans 2:29 Anchor Truth: True belonging to God is inward, spiritual, and transformative. Keller pp. 46–53 WEEK 4 — QUICK BREAKDOWN Romans 2:12-16 - God Judges Fairly •Having the Law doesn’t save you. •Not having the Law doesn’t excuse you. •Conscience reveals God’s imprint. •God sees motives and the inner life. (Keller pp. 46–48) Romans 2:17-20 - Confidence in the Law •Knowing truth, living truth. •Spiritual privilege can blind us. (Keller pp. 48–49)