This is the third message in our series through Nehemiah. In Chapter 3, we see the reconstruction of the wall begin. What we find embedded in this chapter is the mention of 38 different people whose contributions made the rebuild possible. They were working together in order to provide a future for the city of Jerusalem, the city where the Savior would one day come to rescue His people.

In week 2 of our series on Nehemiah, we discover Nehemiah's leadership strategy for identifying and fixing problems. These principles can be applied in our personal lives and church life.

This is a series through the Book of Nehemiah. In this week's message, we are challenged to look around at the world around us and check our hearts concerning what we see.

As we approach a new year, we need to ask ourselves a question...are we ready? At the beginning of every race there is a prompt given that alerts the runners that the race is about to begin..."Runners, on your mark!" In order to run well we need to be ready, we need to be...on our mark.

The question we often get around this time of year is, "What do you want for Christmas?" The older we get the more difficult that question becomes to answer. Do we really know what we want? Here is perhaps a better question, "What do we want FROM Christmas?" This message walks us through that question.

What makes Christmas the most wonderful time of year? Most would say that Christmas is the happiest time of year. But what is the key to happiness? And what does Christmas have to do with that?

This Christmas series message from Matthew 2, reminds us that we make bad kings and lets us know where to find a btter one.

Following Jesus will change some things for us. This message from Matthew 9, helps us learn what some of those are.

This message answers the question, "What is faith?" And "Why do we need it?"

This is a parable about the condition of our hearts. When we come to the Word of God, are our hearts hard and unreceptive to the seed? Or do we show up to worship and to study the Word with hearts that have been cultivated and prepared?