Romans 6:1-4 unpacks so much theological truth into just a few short verses. Join us we dive into God's Word on a baptism Sunday!

Nehemiah 11 -13 wraps up the record of this story in Israel's history and wraps up our sermon series nicely with a vital question: if you're a Christian, have you taken personal ownership of covenant zeal or are you overly reliant on others carrying the weight?

Nehemiah 10 records the people's renewed focus on their covenant commitments to God; believers today can easily make the mistake of thinking because it talks about grain and cattle and so on, it's not relevant for us today. But that couldn't be further from the truth! Join us as we study this beautiful passage of Scripture.

Nehemiah 9 provides us with an incredibly detailed account of so many ways our God is amazing and worthy of praise! May this chapter overwhelm our hearts with a need and desire to praise Him!

Nehemiah 8 answers such a crucial question: why did God give the Law if He knew the people wouldn't and couldn't obey it perfectly? What was the point of the Law for the people, and why is it still relevant for us today?

Nehemiah 6 provides an excellent case study on staying focused on the work set before you. God has given believers an external and internal call on their lives; are we focused on them?

Nehemiah 5 presents an excellent lesson on responding to injustice and oppression specifically. Join us as we study this chapter.

Nehemiah 3 & 4 provide a wonderfully concise lesson on how Christians should follow through on addressing a problem. If we've begun with and continued in prayer, what perspective will we need to follow through on our intentions?

In Nehemiah 2 we find the second half of a holy response to troubling circumstances. Join us as we continue studying Nehemiah's story.

Join us as we start our new series in the record of Nehemiah. This book offers a timeless lesson how to properly respond to problematic situations in a holy manner. In this intro message we establish the context and themes of the book, and look at Nehemiah's immediate lesson on a holy, biblical prayer life.