The guys wrap up our series on Nehemiah in chapter 13, and talk about what it means to be able to truly hand a vision over to God and be able to step away from it when the time is right. Plus a brief preview of our next series!

As we move towards the conclusion of our series on Nehemiah, Benson and Sean explore chapter 12 and talk about the necessity of being able to let our visions that we've executed become self-sufficient, and allowing God to continue to develop them.

The guys dive into chapter 9 and explore what Britney Spears, Steve Urkel, and the ancient Israelites all have in common.

The guys jump ahead in Nehemiah to chapter 8 and continue their discussion of testing vision, and talk about why authentic visions often grow far beyond the original plans.

Benson and Sean kick off our second week in Nehemiah with a discussion on chapter 6, and focus their chat on how to know when to say enough is enough to those who are in active opposition to a vision you are attempting to carry out.

The guys wrap up the week with a look at Nehemiah 5, and discuss the importance of being able to be flexible in how a vision is executed and the necessity of sacrificing for your vision.

Benson & Sean continue into chapter four of Nehemiah, where they talk about the importance of dealing effectively with the opposition that anyone building a vision will face.

Benson and Sean continue their discussion of visioning and study of Nehemiah in chapter 3, as they talk about the next step in visioning, getting others involved and on board with the vision. Hint, the most important step to that might not be what you expect.

The guys continue into chapter 2 of Nehemiah, and talk about the importance of being willing to put in the quiet, hard work that goes into developing and planning the execution of a vision.

Benson and Sean kick off our new devotional series in the book of Nehemiah with a look at chapter 1 and how it sets the stage for what it means to receive a vision and what the first steps should be in responding to and testing that vision.