For the past several years, my wife and I have just been really leaning on the Lord and trying to grow a closer relationship with the Lord.  In early 2024, I had a dream with a view of the United States and in the dream there was darkness all over.  I believe the Lord said to me how do you spread a light in the darkness where the darkness is so overwhelming.  My mind immediately thought of it from a military perspective when a smaller force is facing a much larger force then you should work in small focused groups, spreading out and developing more smaller groups, and slowly grow your network.  And I saw a network of lights spreading out across the US and World.  All at once in that moment, the Lord said to me this is what I want you to focus on.  Help Me grow a network of light across the world.  This is not a church that meets on Sundays, but a church that meets all throughout the week.  A network of believers that are actively praying for each other, that will grow small groups, and split out into more small groups.  Actively supporting each other, covering each other and those around them in prayer, that focus on being overwhelmingly generous for the needs of others.  As I heard in the dream, an "Underground Church".  So this is the intent of the UG Church.  To motivate others to grab those around them and commit to each other in prayer, to study the Word, to learn and grow together, and to develop their personal relationship and intimacy with Christ.  We want to focus on what happens after Sunday.  There are so many great Churches to attend on Sunday, with fantastic worship leaders and teams, annointed pastors truly gifted in teaching the word of God to join.  However, we are the true church and we cannot rely on Sunday being the only time we make space for the Lord.  We have to bring the Church back to focus on the Lord in the week.  We have to create that space for the Lord individually and together we can build each other up.  I believe great things will happen if small group churches all start committing to each other and praying for each other, modeling the first church of the disciples.