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Kingdom Surrender Part 3: Respect| Paztuh Mike & Anna Elisabeth Wuebbles
Why does the Bible command wives to respect their husbands?
Does respect mean we have to agree on everything?
As believers, we can find it difficult to navigate personal experience, secular messaging, and the truth of God’s Word.
In Lesson 3 of the Kingdom Surrender series, Paztuh Mike and his wife, Anna Elisabeth, discuss what respect means from a biblical perspective, both in marriage and in the broader context of how men and women are called to honor one another.
May 315 min read


Kingdom Surrender Series | Paztuh Mike & Anna Elisabeth Wuebbles
What if following Jesus means giving up your rights—are you in?
Surrender can feel uncomfortable, especially when it involves God, other people, our circumstances, and our own will. In our culture, surrender is often seen as weakness or defeat.
But in the Kingdom of God, surrender is not losing—it’s obedience. It's strength. It’s righteous.
In the Kingdom Surrender series, Paztuh Mike and Anna Elisabeth share honest, Scripture-based truths that lay a foundation for what it m
May 183 min read


Rock Church Soulard: Vision Class June 12th, 2026
You're invited to a Rock Church Soulard New Member Vision Class! Friday, June 12th, 2026. Dinner @ 5:00 pm. Presentation @ 6:00 pm.
May 121 min read


Kingdom Unity Part 6: Kingdom Marriage | Paztuh Mike & Anna Elisabeth
Why does it matter who I marry?
Does God really need to approve?
Can marriage actually affect my relationship with God?
Is this even that deep?
Marriage was established as a covenant with God in the Garden of Eden with Adam and Eve—it was the first ministry God designed.
In Lesson 6 of the Kingdom Unity series, Paztuh Mike and his wife, Anna Elisabeth, share practical truth from the Word of God about marriage in God’s order.
May 106 min read


Vision Sunday: A Church With No Vision | Paztuh Mike Wuebbles
“Where there is no vision, the people perish…” What does that even mean?
This Bible verse is commonly taught in one of two ways. First, as a slogan for a church’s big-picture plans and weekly services. Second, as a “Scriptural” positive affirmation for personal life goals. On Vision Sunday, Paztuh Mike Wuebbles took a simple, practical dive into this “wall-plaque” Bible verse. Ironically, the famous quote is only the first half of Proverbs 29:18.
May 35 min read
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