What if fixing what’s broken isn’t enough? Most of us spend our lives trying to rebuild by repairing relationships, restoring rhythms, or stabilizing what feels fractured around us. But what if God is after something deeper than rebuilding? Listen as we continue our Rebuild series, as we step into Nehemiah 8–9 and discover that once the wall was finished, God turned His attention to renewing the hearts of His people. We explore how renewal begins, what keeps it alive, and why God cares more about transforming who we are than simply repairing what’s been broken. If you’ve ever felt like life looks put together on the outside, but something deeper still feels unfinished, this message is for you.

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Have you ever stepped into a project or leadership role with a clear end goal, only to realize along the way that there were other things that mattered just as much? Not just finishing the task, but finishing it well? Listen as we see that while Nehemiah was called to rebuild the wall, he was also called to rebuild the people by helping them remember who they were and why they mattered. So often, the path God invites us into isn’t only about what gets accomplished at the end, but about the people we point to the Lord along the way.

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Rebuilding always sounds hopeful until resistance shows up. Discouragement creeps in, criticism gets louder, and the longer you keep going, the more tempting it feels to slow down or quit altogether. In Nehemiah 4 and 6, we see that opposition isn’t a sign that God is absent. Instead, it’s often a sign the work matters. Listen as we explore how the enemy works to discourage, distract, and discredit, and how God invites His people to respond with trust, focus, and faithfulness.

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Everyone loves a good vision until it requires participation. Listen as we step into Nehemiah 3, a chapter most people skip, but one that might be the most honest picture of how God actually brings renewal. It’s not dramatic. It’s not flashy. It’s ordinary people showing up, taking responsibility for what’s in front of them, and building side by side. If you’ve ever believed God wants to rebuild something, but struggled to take the next step, then this message is for you. Because the hardest part of rebuilding isn’t believing the right things. It’s doing the right things.

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Most of us assume that making a real difference requires being gifted, influential, or exceptionally confident, but what if that’s not how God works at all? Listen as we step into Nehemiah 2 and discover that rebuilding what’s broken doesn’t begin with being the best, but with caring deeply enough to wait, to move when God opens the door, and to trust His hand through resistance. As we continue our Rebuild series, we explore how God shapes vision, gathers people, and brings renewal in His timing, and what it looks like for us to join Him in the work He’s already doing.

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What do you do when broken things start to feel normal? When the cracks, the gaps, and the unfinished places in your life stop surprising you? Listen as we launch a new series called Rebuild: When God Restores What’s Been Broken, a journey through the book of Nehemiah. It’s a story of long-standing rubble, quiet prayers, and a God who refuses to leave things the way they are. Join us as we begin exploring how God meets us in what’s been broken and invites us into what He wants to restore.

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The week between Christmas and New Year's always feels strange. Our routines are off, the calendar feels blurry, and it’s hard to know whether to rest, reflect, or rush ahead. Listen as we slow down together for Sabbath Sunday, creating space to pause, listen, and thoughtfully step into the year ahead. We spend time in Philippians 3, where Paul offers a surprising vision for how to move forward without losing what matters most.

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Every Christmas, we give and receive gifts, but the first Christmas gifts still have something to say to us today. In this Christmas Eve message, we look at the gifts of the Magi (gold, frankincense, and myrrh) and discover how each one reveals the heart of Jesus: a King who reigns, a God who draws near, and a Savior who would suffer to give us life. Together, these gifts tell the story of a God who didn’t stay distant, but entered our world to know us, save us, and invite our surrender.

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Let’s be honest, waiting is hard. Waiting for an answer to prayer is even harder. What if God wants to work in the waiting? What if waiting is how we grow our trust and hope in God? Listen as we learn about two often-overlooked characters in the Christmas story who teach us that faithful waiting isn’t wasted waiting. 

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What if the greatest threat to experiencing Jesus this Christmas isn’t your weakness, but your resistance? We will look at one of the most overlooked characters in the Christmas story, Herod, and discover how easy it is to miss Jesus even when He’s right in front of us. Herod shows us that a heart clinging to control can’t make room for a King. But the good news is that Jesus still comes to dethrone our fear, disrupt our self-rule, and gently take His rightful place in our lives. Listen as we explore how to recognize resistance in our own hearts and how to open ourselves to the hope, peace, and joy that come when we let Jesus sit on the throne of our hearts.

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