Can you imagine getting in trouble for refusing to celebrate? Yet there is commanded all throughout the Bible a time to rejoice and celebrate. Why does this matter to God? Why is it essential for us?

The question isn't, "will the opposition overwhelm us?" The question is, "will we use the resources God has given us as his children?" If so the outcome isn't in doubt - we will overcome!

Opposition comes from many places in our walk with God. This week we look at some of those oppositions and how they were confronted in the days of Nehemiah.

Mike Mercer of Compassion First (www.compassionfirst.org) shares from John 2, the power of welcoming the presence of Jesus into the reality of our lives.

Nehemiah details the process of working shoulder to shoulder. The powerful truth this illustrates is that we are restored in the context of relationship. We can't rebuild the walls of our life if we insist on doing it alone.

For four months Nehemiah prayed and planned his strategy to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem. What lessons can we learn about planning for restoration in our own life?

We are all projects, God is rebuilding us. Through the eye of Nehemiah, we get a picture of the requirements it takes to enter into God's restoration process for our lives.

The mission of the Messiah was always bigger than life. His life modeled relationship with God and the full potential of living in the Spirit, but his death was the real mission. What was accomplished by his mission?

Pastor Matt & Stacey return to Marysville New Life, with a message of repentance, passion, & full commitment to radical discipleship.

Pastor Aaron shares about an opportunity for leasing a new building through the perspective of God's pre-game pep talk with Joshua before entering the promised land. God always prepares His people ahead of time to enter into the fullness of His covenant promises.