In Nehemiah 10-12 we see spiritual renewal in Israel overflow into worship that is so loud that the all the cities around Jerusalem hear and take notice. Josh Kouri points us to the power that our worship of Jesus can have as a vehicle for mission in our neighborhoods and our city.

In Nehemiah 10-12 we see spiritual renewal in Israel overflow into worship that is so loud that the all the cities around Jerusalem hear and take notice. Josh Kouri points us to the power that our worship of Jesus can have as a vehicle for mission in our neighborhoods and our city.

In Nehemiah 9 we are reminded of God’s gracious, redeeming work throughout the whole history of Israel to move His people from slavery to freedom. Ernest Odunze shows us how this ongoing cycle of rescue reveals the glory of God, and points us to our ultimate redemption in Jesus.

In Nehemiah 9 we are reminded of God’s gracious, redeeming work throughout the whole history of Israel to move His people from slavery to freedom. Ernest Odunze shows us how this ongoing cycle of rescue reveals the glory of God, and points us to our ultimate redemption in Jesus.

Josh Kouri teaches from Nehemiah chapter 11 in the series Rebuild. Renew. Restore. The people of Jerusalem gathered in the streets to hear the word of God, hungry to know more of Him through this reading. They desired more than just a rebuilt city wall; they wanted to flourish. Likewise, if our city is to flourish, we are to be hungry to meet with Jesus through God’s word and not find our satisfaction through His provision alone.

Josh Kouri teaches from Nehemiah chapter 11 in the series Rebuild. Renew. Restore. The people of Jerusalem gathered in the streets to hear the word of God, hungry to know more of Him through this reading. They desired more than just a rebuilt city wall; they wanted to flourish. Likewise, if our city is to flourish, we are to be hungry to meet with Jesus through God’s word and not find our satisfaction through His provision alone.

Teaching Pastor Andrew Burkhart leads us through Nehemiah chapter 7 in the series Renew. Rebuild. Restore. Like several chapters in Nehemiah, it is filled with a long list of names. The significance of the list is to show that people matter to God and the Church exists for people. Jesus affirms this in Matthew 28 as He sends us to make disciples for His kingdom.

Teaching Pastor Andrew Burkhart leads us through Nehemiah chapter 7 in the series Renew. Rebuild. Restore. Like several chapters in Nehemiah, it is filled with a long list of names. The significance of the list is to show that people matter to God and the Church exists for people. Jesus affirms this in Matthew 28 as He sends us to make disciples for His kingdom.

Lead Pastor Josh Kouri continues with part 9 of the series Rebuild. Renew. Restore. In Nehemiah chapter 6, the enemies of Nehemiah are planning to kill him. At the very least they hope to stop the progress of rebuilding by making Nehemiah fearful. When we are tempted to fear in our lives, as Nehemiah was, we must remember, as Nehemiah did, that the perfect love of God makes fear afraid.

Lead Pastor Josh Kouri continues with part 9 of the series Rebuild. Renew. Restore. In Nehemiah chapter 6, the enemies of Nehemiah are planning to kill him. At the very least they hope to stop the progress of rebuilding by making Nehemiah fearful. When we are tempted to fear in our lives, as Nehemiah was, we must remember, as Nehemiah did, that the perfect love of God makes fear afraid.