Nehemiah 10:1-39; The Church finishes their worship of God by recommitting themselves to his worship. God calls people to himself and saves them by his grace so that they would be holy and blameless before him.

Nehemiah 9:1-37; Coming off the week of celebration of God's grace the people of God gather to confess their sin. They are willing now to confession and repent of their sin because God's grace has convicted them of their sin. We too will only be convicted when we see God's grace.

Nehemiah 8:1-19; What is the vision of the Church? It is to worship God by making use of the means of Grace that he has given us. All of the work in Ezra and Nehemiah's day was for the sake of gathering the Old Testament Church for worship. And we see the church under the Word of God, being convicted by the Word of God and celebrating because of the Word of God.

Nehemiah 5:1-19; What should the church do when the church is oppressing its own members? In Nehemiah 5 we see Nehemiah's response to the hypocritical actions of its nobles. He calls them out on their sin and shows them the better way and leads by example. In this passage the leaders of Christ's church are reminded that we are called to serve the people, not master them.

Nehemiah 4:1-23; 6:1-7:4- The Church of Jesus Christ has always been in danger of attack from enemies of God. The reason is that the Kingdom of Darkness hates the Kingdom of God; they can not coexist. But the bigger threat to the church comes from the inside. Going along to get along; selfish clergy and lay leaders and grumbling members all threaten the church and expose her to danger. But the Lord loves her church and overcomes the danger by fighting for her.

Jeremiah 31:31-34; We believe that God has chosen to save a people for himself through the covenant. In this sermon we explore some of what it means to hold to Covenant Theology. Ultimately it means that God makes a relationship with us through the shedding of his own blood.

Nehemiah 3:1-32; how should we think about a chapter like Nehemiah 3? It is full of hard to pronounce names and unfamiliar places. Does it have any relevance for us living in the 21st century? Yes it does because it is God's word to his people about Jesus Christ. We see the wonderful legacy of building in God's kingdom.

Nehemiah 2:1-20; Nehemiah trusts God and proves that trust by doing the most important thing: he prays. Nehemiah prays first because he understand that his success will only come if God grants it to him. But, Nehemiah doesn't only pray, he also plans. Three points: Confidence in God Providence, Confrontation of God's Enemies and Craftiness of God's Servant.

Nehemiah 1:1-11; How healthy is the church and if it is healthy how long will it be healthy? Nehemiah helps us as a faithful church gauge the effectiveness of our work for the sake of Christ's Kingdom and allows us an opportunity to individually reflect on how we fit into what God is doing. Today in Nehemiah 1 we are given a Honest Assessment of the Church; a honest appeal for the church; and a honest audacity from the church.

Mark 9:1-13; Jesus Reveals the Glory of God because he is God. We see his glory shine through his humanity and the glory cloud of the Lord envelops the disciples. The question is how can the glory of God dwell with men? That is the problem of the Old Testament. We get the answer in the person and work of Jesus