God intended us to live in Community, a group of people who have Christ as the the Centre and meet in the the lives of others who also have him as the Centre.God takes lonely people and places them in families.

The work of God has always advanced in the face of opposition. Nehemiah provides us with some valuable lessons from his experience and he is a great model for all builders, who are building a wall, protecting and preserving their Sacred Space.

The bedrock of Nehemiah both as a person and a leader was this: His God was Supreme over all opposition and obstacles. This confidence in his God is clearly manifested in his Conviction of who God is, His Confession of who God is and by his Calling out to God, (at least 10 times in the book, he prays).

The woman at the well. Encountering Jesus where you are! (Tony Dunn) by Carlton Community Church, England

This is a new season. Nehemiah Pt. 5 by Carlton Community Church, England

In this message, we are challenged regarding our perception. Simon saw a prostitute and a waste of perfume-Jesus saw a worshipper who made herself vulnerable and who was prepared to sacrifice a year's wages, for that is what the jar of perfume was worth.

In this message we look at the Call to build the wall. Nehemiah did not get the role as the builder because of the popular vote, he was given the role by God upon his knees. Here are some principles we can learn as we work with God in building the wall in our hearts and in our community.

A great message from Mark which offers hope and freedom to live as God intended us to live.

Why would God use someone with no building experience, to rebuild a broken down wall around his people? Chapter 1 of this great book, gives us some answers as to why God used him (an imperfect person) and why he will use us in building what he is building today.

What a year it promises to be! by Carlton Community Church, England