Esther and "The Tank Man" by God's Character Podcast

CosmicConflict In OT by God's Character Podcast

You don't need to be a pastor to be involved in a "sacred" profession. The story of Nehemiah is a great example of this. Initially a government worker and then later a building contractor, Nehemiah joined forces with the pastor and scribe Ezra as they attempted to lead the people back to God and to rebuild Jerusalem. There are some glimpses of God's Kingdom in this book.

Follow along with the powerpoint presentation here - http://www.godscharacter.com/files/audio/Nehemiah_2012.mp3

You don't need to be a pastor to be involved in a "sacred" profession. The story of Nehemiah is a great example of this. Initially a government worker and then later a building contractor, Nehemiah joined forces with the pastor and scribe Ezra as they attempted to lead the people back to God and to rebuild Jerusalem. There are some glimpses of God's Kingdom in this book.

Follow along with the powerpoint presentation here - http://www.godscharacter.com/files/audio/Nehemiah_2012.mp3

You don't need to be a pastor to be involved in a "sacred" profession. The story of Nehemiah is a great example of this. Initially a government worker and then later a building contractor, Nehemiah joined forces with the pastor and scribe Ezra as they attempted to lead the people back to God and to rebuild Jerusalem. There are some glimpses of God's Kingdom in this book.

Follow along with the powerpoint presentation here - http://www.godscharacter.com/files/audio/Nehemiah_2012.mp3

You don't need to be a pastor to be involved in a "sacred" profession. The story of Nehemiah is a great example of this. Initially a government worker and then later a building contractor, Nehemiah joined forces with the pastor and scribe Ezra as they attempted to lead the people back to God and to rebuild Jerusalem. There are some glimpses of God's Kingdom in this book.

Follow along with the powerpoint presentation here - http://www.godscharacter.com/files/audio/Nehemiah_2012.mp3

CosmicConflict Sabbath Victory by God's Character Podcast

Ezra and Nehemiah returned to Jerusalem to encourage the people to rebuild the city, to stimulate reformation, and to help them return to God's ways. What they found was that the people were intermarrying with foreign nations, breaking the Sabbath, and doing all kinds of things that were contrary to God's law. The methods that Ezra and Nehemiah used to bring about obedience are the subject of this Bible study and we related these to Kohlberg's stages of moral development.

Ezra and Nehemiah returned to Jerusalem to encourage the people to rebuild the city, to stimulate reformation, and to help them return to God's ways. What they found was that the people were intermarrying with foreign nations, breaking the Sabbath, and doing all kinds of things that were contrary to God's law. The methods that Ezra and Nehemiah used to bring about obedience are the subject of this Bible study and we related these to Kohlberg's stages of moral development.

Ezra and Nehemiah returned to Jerusalem to encourage the people to rebuild the city, to stimulate reformation, and to help them return to God's ways. What they found was that the people were intermarrying with foreign nations, breaking the Sabbath, and doing all kinds of things that were contrary to God's law. The methods that Ezra and Nehemiah used to bring about obedience are the subject of this Bible study and we related these to Kohlberg's stages of moral development.