The lesson of Nehemiah 6 is a hard one but an important one. The main lesson we learn from this part of Nehemiah is, I need wisdom and devotion to continue to the work of God. Throughout these verses the enemies of God attack Nehemiah in very personal ways. Despite these very personal attacks Nehemiah endures and his endurance is rewarded as the wall is completed. In this passage we see three types of attacks we will have to persevere through

The lesson of Nehemiah 6 is a hard one but an important one. The main lesson we learn from this part of Nehemiah is, I need wisdom and devotion to continue to the work of God. Throughout these verses the enemies of God attack Nehemiah in very personal ways. Despite these very personal attacks Nehemiah endures and his endurance is rewarded as the wall is completed. In this passage we see three types of attacks we will have to persevere through

Something significant and powerful happens as each believer does their part. When every believer does their part, it makes a difference in the church which in turns makes a difference in the community around them. This is what Jesus has equipped you and I to do. Jesus equipped us to make a difference in our church and community.

Something significant and powerful happens as each believer does their part. When every believer does their part, it makes a difference in the church which in turns makes a difference in the community around them. This is what Jesus has equipped you and I to do. Jesus equipped us to make a difference in our church and community.

How sovereign would you say that God is? Would you say that God is completely sovereign or just kinda-sorta sovereign? What I mean is, do you believe that God is sovereign all the time regardless of the situation or does God’s sovereignty only extend to the times when the idea of God being in control comforts and encourages us? I’ve come to understand that believers are where we are not by chance and circumstance, but by the will of God. From what I see in Scripture, God orchestrates events to place His people where He wants them to be so that they can accomplish His will in the world.

How sovereign would you say that God is? Would you say that God is completely sovereign or just kinda-sorta sovereign? What I mean is, do you believe that God is sovereign all the time regardless of the situation or does God’s sovereignty only extend to the times when the idea of God being in control comforts and encourages us? I’ve come to understand that believers are where we are not by chance and circumstance, but by the will of God. From what I see in Scripture, God orchestrates events to place His people where He wants them to be so that they can accomplish His will in the world.

If you get a hold of what it means that you are justified by faith, and secure in Christ it will bring such joy and freedom into your life and you will never be the same. You get a hold of this you will never again walk around beat up and beat down over your sins. You get a hold of this you will never again live like you are walking a tightrope over the mouth of hell fearing that the slightest misstep will send you spiraling into eternal damnation. If you get a hold of this you will rejoice in the glory of the Gospel.

If you get a hold of what it means that you are justified by faith, and secure in Christ it will bring such joy and freedom into your life and you will never be the same. You get a hold of this you will never again walk around beat up and beat down over your sins. You get a hold of this you will never again live like you are walking a tightrope over the mouth of hell fearing that the slightest misstep will send you spiraling into eternal damnation. If you get a hold of this you will rejoice in the glory of the Gospel.

Paul says that God chose the Thessalonians from the beginning. In my mind, it is such a powerful thought to know that God chose me. This is something that I remind myself of when I feel discouraged, disillusioned or defeated in my faith. The central truth we need to know, embrace, and let inform our identity in Christ today is that The God who chose me will not give up on me. I'm going to spend the rest of our time this morning driving this home to us.

Paul says that God chose the Thessalonians from the beginning. In my mind, it is such a powerful thought to know that God chose me. This is something that I remind myself of when I feel discouraged, disillusioned or defeated in my faith. The central truth we need to know, embrace, and let inform our identity in Christ today is that The God who chose me will not give up on me. I'm going to spend the rest of our time this morning driving this home to us.