In this teaching, Josh walks through Nehemiah 4:10-23 and discusses how the opposition that is inside us is sometimes worse than any opposition outside of us. When the overwhelming feelings of doubt and discouragement arise, what do we do? Where or who do we turn to?  There are ways to combat the lies that Satan is whispering in your ear.  

In this message Josh teaches through Nehemiah 4:1-9. The highlighted concept throughout the teaching is that whenever there is an opportunity there will be opposition. The enemy will try to stop your work by doing all he can to distract you, mock you, intimidate you, and make you question your work.  The more that we abide in the things of the Lord and seek to do His work by His power, Satan will attack with everything and anything he can. During this, where is your focus? Is it on the power, sovereignty, love, and joy of Lord or is it on the negativity that Satan brings in?  

In this message, Josh teaches out of Nehemiah 3:1-32 again but with a focus on the concept of "repairing." What part of our lives does God need to re-build? Are we allowing God to heal our brokenness? Are we in God's word? Maybe it's time to get rid of junk in our lives, not to entertain it but completely abandon the old self.  

In this message, Josh teaches out of Nehemiah 3:1-32 as he discusses the role that everyone plays when it comes to doing the work of the Lord. Are we serving to be seen by people or to glorify God? Are we living out the function we were created for? Even when the work we do seems to go unnoticed by man, God sees your work. 

In this message, Josh goes over Nehemiah 2: 17-20 and the concept of working together (cooperation) and allowing God to be with us (companionship). But these characteristics are harder achieved if we don't first examine our problem(s). Have we become numb to them? Are we willing to give God our cooperation and comoanionship?

In this message, Josh goes over Nehemiah 2:11-16 which highlights facing the identified problems. If we have problems that go unaddressed, they get bigger and bigger. We must not act on our own accord when solving problems, are we taking them to God and letting Him work things out?

In this message, Josh goes over Nehemiah 2:1-10 which discusses Nehemiah's process of preparing for dealing with the problems he has identified. He didn't take quick action because he was driven but rather he waited, he waited and prayed for a period of time before taking action. He prepared himself for the obstacles that could come his way. Are we preparing ourselves for the attacks of the enemy? Are we equipping ourselves with God's word to help us fight off these attacks?  

In message, Josh goes over Nehemiah 1:3-11 which talks about the ruins of Jerusalem and how Nehemiah had a concern for the people. What brokenness do you see that needs fixing? What ruins surround you on a daily basis? Are you more focused on the problem, or is your focus on God? Nehemiah saw the problems and took them to the Lord. Are we doing the same? 

In this message, Josh shares the story of Abraham sacrificing Isaac on the alter. Though God intervened and gave Abraham another offering, Abraham was willing to follow God's will even if that meant sacrificing his son. In our life are we letting God's will be done or are we running the opposite direction? "In the Mount of the LORD it shall be provided" Genesis 22:14.

In this message, Josh talks about how to take notes on the Bible or during a Bible study and why it is important. Taking notes starts way before the message or even before getting to church. By grabbing your Bible, notebook, and a pen you are coming prepared. We prepare for school, travel, camps, and everything else. Even more so, we should come prepared to meet with the Living God.