Nehimiah 4 teaches us that God fights our battles. We can battle sin knowing that He is for us and has defeated sin through the Cross.

Nehimiah 3 gives us an example of individuals taking personal responsibility for the work of the church.

This week we look at Nehemiah 3. Our prayer should be accompanied with preparation for God's answer.

This week we begin a series on Nehemiah. In chapter one we see that God remains faithful even when we don't.

In Matthew 28:16-20, Jesus commands us to make disciples, but teaches us that we can go with confidence. He is God and he will be with us forever.

Today we look at Matthew 27:55-28:15 to see the proper response to encountering the One who has risen "as he said."

This week we look at Matthew 27:51-54 to see why the temple curtain being torn is more significant than dead people walking out of their tombs.

David Reece discusses dealing with the spiritual highs and lows in Christian life.

This week Matt reminds us that God's love is not based on how great we are, but on how great He is and what Christ has done to make us righteous. The main text is John 3:16.

This week we learn how believers can and should have real Joy in any situation. The passage is Luke 2:1-20.