This week, the conversation continues to get personal. What happens when the pressure to live differently than God has called us to begins to come from within you? What happens when you and I become the problem?

In this week's conversation, we walk through Nehemiah 5 where moments of selfishness have a direct impact on the people. Through their experience with selfishness, we can consider a few things that could help us in our own experience with selfishness.

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As we continue walking through the life experience of Nehemiah, we take a closer and more personal look at the reality of us having a part in God's vision. What does it look like to readjust to God's vision, listen to God's vision, and go the distance for God's vision? We can find answers to these questions in the last part of Nehemiah 4!

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As we continue walking through the book of Nehemiah, Pastor Aron invites us to consider what could happen if we decided to let God in. We can choose to believe that God doesn't want to step into our fight or that God can't handle our fight. Or, we can choose to let God step in and watch Him work and move in our fight. What will you choose?

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In this week's conversation, Pastor Aron continues walking us through the second chapter of Nehemiah.

Have you ever thought about what comes with the vision God places on your heart? As we continue to look at Nehemiah's life experience, we see that the vision God places on our hearts comes with at least three things.

1. Preparation

2. Speed Bumps

3. Challenges and Solutions

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As we enter into the third conversation of our Nehemiah series, we see the opportunity that Nehemiah prayed for finally come to pass. Four months had passed from the end of chapter one to the beginning of chapter two, and the moment had finally.

How did Nehemiah respond to the opportunity? How committed to the prayer was he that was prayed at the end of chapter one? Grab a Bible and listen in as Pastor Aron guides us through Nehemiah 2:1-10.

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In this week's conversation, Pastor Aron walks through the first chapter of Nehemiah. During the conversation, we see three questions that Nehemiah came face to face with. These questions are still worth asking in 2024.

1. Does my heart break for the things that break God's heart?

2. Am I willing to own my mistakes?

3. Am I willing to pray for what needs to happen?

This week, we have the opportunity to hear from one of our students! Jax Reynolds spends some time sharing a word that God placed on his heart!

Have you ever read through the book of Nehemiah? Have you ever read through the book of Nehemiah and wondered why the wall seemed highly important to certain people?

In the opening message of this new series, Pastor Aron invites us to consider three purposes behind the wall that we see constructed throughout Nehemiah. What we discover is that these three purposes have meaning for us today in 2024.

Impact Student Ministries welcomes Lucas Foster as he shares the importance of patience while following Jesus!

In the closing conversation of this series, Pastor Aron encourages us to consider what it takes to be consistent in following Jesus. While unpacking 1 Peter 5:8-10, we see Peter offer us three considerations when it comes to consistency.