In Chapter 6, the waiting ends.

Not with a warning. Not with a conversation. But with sirens echoing through the halls of Oakridge High School.

What began as quiet surveillance becomes open pursuit. What felt distant becomes undeniable.

Black SUVs. Scanning devices. Corporate contractors sealing exits.

They are no longer watching Noah Reyes. They are hunting him.

The files his grandfather died protecting are no longer theoretical. They are traceable. Scannable. Targeted.

And in the span of minutes, Noah must decide:

Protect the work. Or protect his own safety.

This time, the choice pulls others in with him.

Rachel sees what is happening. She understands the stakes. And she chooses to stand beside him.

The raid on Oakridge is more than action. It is escalation.

Noah is no longer wrestling privately with legacy. He is stepping into open opposition.

And when he says, “We go north,” he is not just choosing direction. He is choosing covenant over compromise.

This chapter aligns with this week’s Come, Follow Me lesson for February 16–22: “To Be a Greater Follower of Righteousness” (Genesis 12–17; Abraham 1–2).

In scripture, Abraham lived in a culture shaped by idolatry and pressure to conform. He faced systems built on control rather than covenant. He faced family tension. He faced real danger.

Yet he desired to be a greater follower of righteousness.

Not when it was convenient. Not when it was safe. But when it cost him something.

Chapter 6 mirrors that same sacred pattern.

Noah’s grandfather built technology designed to heal creation rather than dominate it. In a world profiting from disaster, that kind of work threatens power structures.

And when righteousness threatens control, opposition accelerates.

The raid is not random. It is resistance.

Noah’s run to his locker. Rachel’s decision to trigger lockdown. Eli’s calculated escape.

These are not reckless choices. They are covenant choices.

This chapter invites you to reflect:

• Where are you being asked to desire greater righteousness—not surface-level goodness, but courageous obedience? • What pressure around you rewards compromise over conviction? • If escalation came tomorrow, what would you protect?

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Each chapter builds on the last. Each decision carries forward. Each week deepens the covenant thread.

If you are joining mid-story, this is the moment everything shifts.

The surveillance phase is over. The pursuit has begun.

And from here forward, the road only narrows.

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This week in Come Follow Me (February 16–22) we study:

“To Be a Greater Follower of Righteousness” Genesis 12–17; Abraham 1–2

Abraham was asked to leave everything familiar and walk forward without seeing the whole path.

He chose faith. He chose peace. He trusted God beneath a sky filled with stars.

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• What it means to trust God step by step • Why righteousness is about listening, not perfection • How God keeps His promises — even while we wait • That they are safe, known, and loved

Under the stars with Abraham, we remember that God guides quietly, protects faithfully, and never forgets His children.

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Have you ever felt called forward — but unable to see where the road leads?

This week in Come, Follow Me (February 16–22), we walk with Abraham — a man who left everything familiar to follow God into the unknown.

Genesis 12–17 and Abraham 1–2 remind us that righteousness is not about having every answer.

It is about moving forward when God invites you to trust Him.

This guided morning meditation is designed to help you:

• Strengthen covenant confidence • Trust God in seasons of uncertainty • Follow quiet promptings • Become a greater follower of righteousness

The desert was not empty for Abraham. It was holy ground — because God was there.

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