Our hearts long for our world to be ruled well, for righteousness and peace to be established. Is that kind of rule possible, and if it is, can we survive it?

Nehemiah doesn’t end with “happily ever after.” But it serves as a warning to be aware of spiritual drift, and a invitation to draw near to Jesus, the only One who can bring lasting reform.

God’s Word doesn’t just revive His people — it reshapes them into a community marked by confession, commitment, consecration, and celebration.

Israel had finished rebuilding the wall, but God wasn't done rebuilding them. How does He bring revival to His people?

A message from Nehemiah 7 on Sōma Sunday.

The work has begun, but so has the war. How can we persevere in doing good when we face opposition on all sides?

God's good hand is at work rebuilding what is broken in this world through ordinary people. What might He do through you?

God's good hand is at work to strengthen and restore his covenant people - and he wants you and me to be a part of it.

Jesus graciously became poor so that we might become rich. As we apprentice ourselves to him, he invites us to live generously.