God loves to celebrate, and we should too. How do we celebrate in a way that helps us grow closer to God?

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Confession is confidence that God will provide a way out. For the Isrealites in Nehemiah 9, they confessed their sins corporately among a trusted circle of other believers. It’s in this prayer from the Levites that we learn the power of humble confession and a righteous response to our sin.

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Nehemiah is a great example of a godly leader. When the opposition tries to distract him, he chooses the good work God had given him. What if we responded the same way as Nehemiah?

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Nehemiah felt a calling from God: to rebuild the wall. Walls are there to protect what is important. How does Nehemiah’s calling help us create boundaries in our lives today?

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In Ezra 7-10, we see Ezra return and rebuild the Torah and the community, but at the end of Ezra we see a decision that we aren’t sure is the best decision. What do we do to make the best decisions possible?

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Ezra and Nehemiah show us that God is in control even when things don’t go as planned. How do the Israelites returning to Jerusalem and rebuilding the temple apply to us?

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Growth starts in our head, takes root in our heart, but at the end of the day it has to lead us to do something with our hands. In fact, if we do not show the fruit then we are not actually changing.

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Growth starts in our head, but it has to take root in our heart if we want to actually change. How can we grow and change to look more like Christ?

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If we want to follow God, it starts with committing with our head. How do we practically do that so we grow into spiritual maturity?

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