“I want to join that church - the one described in those first days described in Acts 2!" Don’t we all? God used that church to turn the world upside down. God’s hand was clearly seen - we want to see it again! But what part can we play in replicating that picture today? Lean in as you listen to hear God’s answer.

When was the last time you cleaned the top of your fridge? Is there something in your life that is so close you haven't "seen" it? Listen to "Out of Sight, Out of Mind," a continuation of last week's message that shares elements that God uses to transform our lives.

A prequel to the next sermon series, Transformed, the week's message "Change Your Seat" shares the first three elements God uses to grow our faith and transform our lives.

The message becomes personal in this final edition of the “Rebuilder” series. Think of the walls of Jerusalem in Nehemiah’s day as a metaphor for the walls of protection in our day. Glean the principles that are evident and step forth to apply them.

Don’t be surprised by resistance as you step into the calling of God, but don’t respond poorly and make it worse! Thinking clearly about resistance and how to respond is difficult. Lean into this second message on the subject and learn from Nehemiah.

Resistance! It comes in all shapes and sizes as you step into God’s calling. Some ideas are better than yours; some can sharpen yours; some comes from the enemy of our souls. How do you sort these out and decide how to respond. Watch Nehemiah as he steps into God’s calling.

Our lives are spiritual journeys. Too often our faith is compartmentalized and relegated to one hour on Sunday morning. We work out our faith in our everyday lives.

… A small word, but for many of us it’s one of the toughest words to say … It’s seen as a sign of weakness / a confession of no confidence / a statement of laziness … whatever it is, some of us don’t do it very well … But Nehemiah used the word — he’s our example in this sermon - and God provided help.

“Which way do I go?” We ask that question so many times a week that we lose track of the times. We want so much to make the right choice that often we delay and do nothing. Nehemiah was able to avoid that trap and serves as a great model for us.

“God Needs?” How can that be possible? How can God need anything or anyone? Listen carefully to decide if we can say, “God Needs”. If you conclude that He does, determine how you can meet that need.