What if the greatest work we could ever do still isn’t enough? In Nehemiah’s day, the wall went up — but the people still fell apart. This Easter, discover the hope that goes beyond our best efforts. We don’t need a better wall… we need a risen Savior. Join us as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus and the life-changing power only He can bring.

There’s a kind of joy that only comes after resistance… after sacrifice… after seeing God’s faithfulness up close.

In Nehemiah 12, God’s people gather to celebrate — not just the completion of a wall, but the goodness of a God who brought them through every setback and struggle.

And on Palm Sunday, another crowd would gather in Jerusalem — celebrating a King they didn’t fully understand, but desperately needed.

This is what happens when joy breaks out.

→ A joy that cleanses what’s broken.

→ A joy that lifts weary hearts.

→ A joy that overflows into generosity.

What would it look like for your joy to be heard far away?

This message walks through Nehemiah 10, where the people of God respond to spiritual renewal with intentional, lasting commitments. Rather than letting their encounter with God become a fading moment, they choose to make it a movement. They commit to being God’s covenant people, building godly families and relationships, living by godly values, and giving generously to God’s work.

The challenge is clear: Will our moments with God fade away, or will they lead to real transformation? Spiritual growth isn’t seasonal—it’s a sustained commitment.

Nehemiah 9 isn’t just a history lesson—it’s a powerful reminder that every story in Scripture points to Someone greater. In this message, we walk through a revival moment that begins with confession, centers on God's character, and leads to worship. Discover how remembering what God has done leads us to rediscover who He is—and how that changes everything.

Revival didn’t begin with emotional hype—it began with a hunger for God’s Word. In Nehemiah 8, thousands of people gathered not for a performance, but to hear from God. This message explores how true spiritual renewal starts when we open the book, listen to His voice, and respond with joyful obedience.

Distractions are one of the enemy’s greatest tools to pull us away from what God has called us to do. In Nehemiah 6, we see how Nehemiah faced opposition, rumors, and relentless attacks—yet he refused to be distracted. He declared, “I am doing a great work, and I will not come down.”

In this message, we’ll explore how to stay focused on God's calling, silence the voices of distraction, and stand firm in faith. Whether you're battling discouragement, resistance, or temptation, God has placed a great work before you. Will you stay the course?

Watch now and be encouraged to fix your eyes on Jesus, stand firm in your calling, and let your great work begin!

In Nehemiah 5, we see a stark contrast between godly leadership and selfish leadership. While the nobles and officials exploited their people for personal gain, Nehemiah demonstrated integrity, valuing people over profit, accountability over apathy, and generosity over greed. True leadership is about service, sacrifice, and fearing God above all else. Join us as we explore what it means to lead with integrity and live for an audience of one.

In Nehemiah 4, we see that whenever we step into God’s calling, resistance follows. The enemy mocks, fear spreads, and even our own doubts try to stop us. But Nehemiah shows us how to respond—with prayer, perseverance, and unshakable faith.

Join us as we dive into "Faith That Fights"—a message about standing strong, pressing on, and trusting God in the face of opposition.

Because when the enemy tries to tear you down, faith keeps building.

Nehemiah 3 isn’t just about rebuilding a wall—it’s about how God restores His people. Transformation doesn’t just happen when we build—it happens when we clear away the brokenness and make room for something greater. And in the most unexpected place—the Dung Gate—we see that what the world sees as waste, God turns into worship.

No matter how far gone you feel, there’s nothing our God can’t do.

When God calls us to rebuild, He doesn’t leave us to do it alone. Nehemiah stepped forward in faith, but it was the good hand of God that made the impossible possible. In this message, we see how Nehemiah seized the opportunity, faced opposition, and led the people to rise and build. What is God calling you to rebuild today?