Overview: Welcomes learners and defines sovereignty and self-ownership. What will you learn: the purpose of claiming personal sovereignty, the link between freedom and responsibility, and the core vocabulary used throughout the course. Main content: contrasts God-given rights with government privileges, explains that sovereignty must be claimed and protected, and sets expectations for subsequent micro-lessons.

Overview: Explores how self-ownership applies to everyday choices. What will you learn: practical implications of owning your body, labor, and property; common misconceptions about government authority; and how personal responsibility reinforces liberty. Main content: real-world examples illustrate standing jurisdiction lines, biblical affirmations of stewardship, and the mindset shift required to live as a sovereign being.

Overview: Examines consent as the legal foundation of legitimate authority. What will you learn: the definition of consent, its role in the Declaration of Independence, and criteria for valid consent. Main content: differentiates voluntary, informed consent from coercion; highlights court rulings on constitutional waivers; and sets the stage for recognizing hidden consent traps.

Overview: Breaks down the three main forms of consent. What will you learn: how express, constructive, and sub silentio consent operate in law; examples such as signing contracts or remaining silent; and the risks of unintentional agreements. Main content: worked scenarios show how licenses, benefit applications, and silence can bind you to obligations without your awareness.

Overview: Reveals methods agencies use to presume or compel consent. What will you learn: the legal significance of domicile, licenses, and government forms; how rights are surrendered through routine paperwork; and warning signs of compelled agreements. Main content: step-by-step analysis of common forms, tax filings, and registrations that convert private individuals into public actors.

Overview: Teaches how to lawfully withhold or revoke unwanted consent. What will you learn: the importance of defining every term, drafting clear notices, and documenting status; strategies to prevent future presumptions. Main content: sample declarations, revocation letters, and best practices for maintaining sovereign standing without inviting conflict.

Overview: Presents the spiritual and legal chain of command. What will you learn: the proper order—God → Man → State → Federal Government; why creators outrank creations; and the dangers of inversion. Main content: scriptural references, constitutional excerpts, and historical cases illustrate how respecting the Natural Order preserves freedom.

Overview: Explains government’s legal and moral obligation to serve the people. What will you learn: the concept of fiduciary duty, how the Constitution is a trust document, and remedies when officials breach that duty. Main content: Federalist #78, court precedents, and modern examples show accountability mechanisms for public servants.

Overview: Differentiates statutory commands from higher moral law. What will you learn: how to evaluate laws against conscience, align actions with truth, and avoid legal fictions that mask moral transgressions. Main content: comparison charts, case studies, and biblical maxims guide learners in choosing righteous compliance over blind obedience.

Overview: Summarizes key insights and charts a path forward. What will you learn: a concise review of each module, self-assessment questions, and an action plan for continued study. Main content: curated reading list (SEDM, Family Guardian Fellowship, Bible, constitutions), community-building tips, and encouragement to apply sovereignty principles in daily life.