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Nehemiah 8 reminds us of the power of God's Word.

Nehemiah 7 teaches us that God desires to use us where we are for His glory

Nehemiah 6:1-19 shows us what the enemy will do to keep us from God's work.

Nehemiah 5 provides a biblical framework for handling conflict in a way that honors God.

Nehemiah 4:1-23 gives us a playbook on how to handle opposition.

Nehemiah 3 teaches that God desires a humble heart that serves Him.

Nehemiah 2:11-20 shows us what a godly leader looks like.

Nehemiah 2:1-10 teaches us that waiting well is marked by persistence, courage, preparation, and opposition.

Nehemiah 1:1-11 reminds us that when a problem arises, we need to pray before we strategize.

Camp Session 3: In Exodus 33, Moses refuses to go anywhere God's presence isn't. After everything God has promised, Moses still says that without His presence he doesn't want to move, because God's presence is the point. Moses teaches us that God's presence is the point: it sets His people apart from the world and is worthy of wanting more than anything else. The danger for most of us isn't that we'll walk away from faith, but that we'll get so distracted and busy that we settle for a watered-down version of it. God waits to be wanted. The question is whether we still want Him.