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In Nehemiah 5, something nearly derailed the rebuilding of Jerusalem-infighting and conflict within the Jewish community. During times of economic hardship, Jews started taking advantage of their fellow Jews by leveraging land and even selling their sons and daughters to each other in slavery. When Nehemiah realized the problem, he confronted it head-on and rebuked the nobles and officials for such actions. In the end, land and children were returned to their rightful families and the building of Jerusalem continued. It's a lesson to us about how we need to serve one another, love one another, and care for one another in the Body of Christ. It's about how we need to "look not only to our own interests, but also to the interests of others" (Phil 2:4).

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In today's study Pastor Gary highlights the words of Nehemiah who instructed the people to "fight for your brothers, your sons and your daughters, your wives and your homes" (Neh. 4:14). The Jews were under assault from enemies who hated them and what they were doing in rebuilding their city. In a similar way, Christians are being persecuted physically, spiritually, and culturally today. We must stand our ground for what is right and defend our families in prayerful and practical ways.

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Due to contractual obligations, the worship music is not part of the recorded service.

Jesus said, "Because I live, you also will live" (John 14:19). The resurrection of Christ means new life for us as well! The Bible teaches that we are "dead in our transgressions and sins" but that we can be raised up with Christ and experience a new beginning through faith in Him.

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In today's study, we examine the Palm Sunday story as Pastor Gary challenges us to insert ourselves into the scene. Where would we fit? What role might we have had in the story had we been there 2000 years ago when Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey? Nobody in this story comes out smelling good, except for Jesus. Everyone else either abandoned Him, denied Him, rejected Him, or crucified Him. And yet, Jesus died for all of us who did that to Him!

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As we close out our series through Nehemiah 3, Pastor Gary looks at the last two gates of Jerusalem-the East Gate and the Inspection Gate. The Bible prophesies that Jesus Christ will return to earth and enter the East Gate of Jerusalem to establish His Millennial kingdom. What are the important things we need to know about the Second Coming of Jesus Christ? What does it mean that the Church will be "raptured" before the Tribulation that is coming upon the earth? How can we be ready? Find out answers to these and other questions about the Return of the Lord in today's study.