Berean Bible Church

Some walls that are broken down seem impossible to rebuild. We’re vulnerable and defenseless, broken down and things seem impossible to rebuild. But God has done the impossible, and he can do it again. Come see how God rebuilt Jerusalem and rebuilt his people at the same time

Some walls that are broken down seem impossible to rebuild. We’re vulnerable and defenseless, broken down and things seem impossible to rebuild. But God has done the impossible, and he can do it again. Come see how God rebuilt Jerusalem and rebuilt his people at the same time

Some walls that are broken down seem impossible to rebuild. We’re vulnerable and defenseless, broken down and things seem impossible to rebuild. But God has done the impossible, and he can do it again. Come see how God rebuilt Jerusalem and rebuilt his people at the same time

Some walls that are broken down seem impossible to rebuild. We’re vulnerable and defenseless, broken down and things seem impossible to rebuild. But God has done the impossible, and he can do it again. Come see how God rebuilt Jerusalem and rebuilt his people at the same time

Some walls that are broken down seem impossible to rebuild. We’re vulnerable and defenseless, broken down and things seem impossible to rebuild. But God has done the impossible, and he can do it again. Come see how God rebuilt Jerusalem and rebuilt his people at the same time.

After fleeing slavery and finding freedom, Harriet Tubman risked everything to walk back into danger to free others. It would have been easier for her to stay comfortable and safe in the North, but God gave her a greater purpose. Harriet wasn’t the only one; let’s learn from Esther’s story how God places his people exactly where he wants them for his purposes.

After fleeing slavery and finding freedom, Harriet Tubman risked everything to walk back into danger to free others. It would have been easier for her to stay comfortable and safe in the North, but God gave her a greater purpose. Harriet wasn’t the only one; let’s learn from Esther’s story how God places his people exactly where he wants them for his purposes.

brought them there. Through Haggai and Zechariah, God called them back to Himself: “Return to me.” The Temple, the return from exile, and the sacrifices ultimately point to Jesus, who brings sinners home to God. Home is not ultimately a place we build for ourselves; God Himself is our home.

brought them there. Through Haggai and Zechariah, God called them back to Himself: “Return to me.” The Temple, the return from exile, and the sacrifices ultimately point to Jesus, who brings sinners home to God. Home is not ultimately a place we build for ourselves; God Himself is our home.

brought them there. Through Haggai and Zechariah, God called them back to Himself: “Return to me.” The Temple, the return from exile, and the sacrifices ultimately point to Jesus, who brings sinners home to God. Home is not ultimately a place we build for ourselves; God Himself is our home.