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In this powerful episode of The Watchman’s Journal, host Michael Fickess launches Part 1 of our special Summer Creation Series—an exploration of God's heart for Creation, His plan to restore all things, and the unveiling of His Kingdom on Earth. Through a Biblical and prophetic lens, Michael explores the supremacy of Christ, the groaning of all creation, and how the end times are not just about judgment, but about the redemptive power of the Kingdom of Heaven being revealed in every sphere of life—from the land to the nations. This teaching carries the DNA of Rick Joyner’s vision for a victorious Church and offers fresh insight for believers called to steward the earth, release prophetic hope, and participate in the restoration of all things.  This foundational message will awaken your heart to God's love for His creation and your role in His unfolding plan. Episode 20 Show Notes Scripture References: Genesis 1:26 Genesis 3:17-19 Matthew 27:28-29 Isaiah 53:6 Colossians 1:15-20 Revelation 20:11 Acts 3:21 Hebrews 1:3a Ecclesiastes 3:11 Romans 8:19 2 Kings 6:16-17 Matthew 10:29 Mark 16:15 Mark 4:35-39   Reflection Questions: 1. Why is it important to understand the dual nature of man as both body and spirit?   2. Based on Genesis 3:17-19, what did the crown of thorns symbolize? Why is it important for us to understand that Christ also died to redeem ALL of His creation? 3. Why is it important to have hope for Creation's restoration and faith to speak to the issues that may arise in Creation? 4. In this episode, we learned that Christ is the Creator, Sustainer, Redeemer, Judge, and Restorer of all things.  How can we partner with God to speak to Creation and become better stewards of it?  5. Romans 8:19 tells us that, "Creation is "longing for the revealing of the sons of God" (Romans 8:19).  What can we begin doing right now to step into our calling to live as God's children and steward the earth properly? 6.  Why is important to understand the Father's deep love for ALL of His Creation?  How is a biblical view of Creation different than counterfeits such as pantheism (or worship of nature)? 7. How is the mandate to preach the gospel to "all of creation" a restoration of the original mandate of mankind in Genesis?