The world is watching how we as Christians live our lives. Therefore, the lives we live should demonstrate the change that Christ has made in us, from the wicked, lost sinners we once were, to the blood-washed believers we have become.

We, as members of Christ’s body, should properly represent Him in the way we handle disputes with one another, humbling ourselves, so that the gospel of Christ is not hindered.

Because Nehemiah was a man of prayer and preparation, he was able to gain the favor he needed to do God’s work. But as with Nehemiah, those who start a work for God will undoubtedly face opposition.

Memorial Day is meant to be a specific time of remembering those who have passed before to protect our freedoms in this country. Paul exhorts us to remember Jesus Christ, the one who died to give us eternal freedom.

David contrasts the wickedness of the wicked with the excellent lovingkindness of a righteous God.

Having a right view of God’s ministers will keep you from elevating men above God, and let God have the glory He deserves.

Be encouraged as you witness David’s attitude of praise in the midst of those who tried to work against him.

“Spirit-filled, selfless supplication over the reproached name of Christ will open merciful opportunities for tangible tasks of restoration for our Redeemer.” Listen to learn what this means, and more.

Join us as we begin a new study series in the book of Nehemiah! May your heart be burdened to be involved in the work of the Lord as we study the trials of a man who was thus burdened.

Do you have a burden to see the next generation live for the Lord? Learn some steps to help you to demonstrate a genuine Christian example that can be passed along for years to come.