Pastor Tom continues taking us through Nehemiah, with a few side missions along the way.

We're in Nehemiah chapter 8 this week, and even though the wall is finished, God is still doing a work in Nehemiah and the Israelites. Fun fact: holy people don't have to be solemn and quiet. Revivals should be loud - and they begin with you.

As we continue through our series on Nehemiah, Pastor Justin takes us through Nehemiah's back and forth with his Chief Hater: Sanballat. After a vaguely threatening message comes for Nehemiah, he's faced with a choice: run and hide, or call their bluff. At this point, you probably know exactly what choice he made.

Pastor Justin is back and continues taking us through the book of Nehemiah. In chapter 4, Nehemiah's loudest critics are back - but they're doing more than just talking. Threats of war are flying, and the people are becoming discouraged. See how Nehemiah rallies the troops, and how your haters can be silenced as well.

Our Next Steps Pastor, Trevor Nataluk, takes us through 1 Peter chapter 2 and delivers a call for unity. In addition to finding your people, and striving for unity, Trevor also encourages us to take ownership in our growth.

Moving right along in our new series on Nehemiah, Pastor Justin shows us how Nehemiah began the process of rebuilding Jerusalem's city walls - and restoring Jerusalem from being disgraced. Of course, Nehemiah faced some vocal opposition, but he reminded the naysayers that he was doing the Lord's work.

It's time for a new sermon series! Pastor Justin opens the book of Nehemiah and we talk about why burdens can be a blessing. You'll also be encouraged to be the "someone" who does "something" about that situation that's burdening you and others.

Bonus: We get to hear a prophetic word through New Lifer Michael Milne. This word is for you!

Pastor Tom takes the mic this week and promptly DROPS IT. There's a lot to take away from this sermon, and Pastor Tom takes exception to a few misconceptions about Jesus' work and how the Bible is used to condemn. Often, we're the ones condemning ourselves - but that's not what God wants.

In the final sermon of our series "On Mission", Pastor Justin gives us a better idea of what it takes to be a "dreamer". Even if you think that you're not someone with big dreams or visions - you can still be a dreamer who makes change happen. Pastor Justin also gives us an update on a dream of his that's quickly becoming reality: a Hope Center for the city of Biddeford.

How has this series encouraged or challenged you to live life on mission?

What kind of faith do you have? Is it any better than demons? That's probably not a question you've ever had to ask yourself before, but Pastor Justin and the book of James will get you thinking about it in this sermon. We'll also consider how much doing good deeds factors into your place in eternity.