It is what we do when no one is looking that determines the level of our success when everyone is. It is so important for believers to make sure they are committed to the pursuit of Jesus in our private lives.

In this weeks message, we take a look at the 3 characteristics of a disciple as well as the second key ingredient to growing in our faith.

As Christians, we know that we are all called to MAKE disciples. What we often forget is that we are also called to BE disciples. In this five week series we take a look at how we can lean in and be DISCIPLED.

Jesus came to seek and save the lost and Easter is an opportunity to reflect on the rescue mission of Jesus. This message reminds of what Jesus did and did not come for.

There is a word in the English language that makes all of us a little uncomfortable...confrontation. Confrontation flows out of conflict and as we all know, conflict is inevitable. In Nehemiah 13, we see him having to confront sin in the life of the community. In this message we learn why it is necessary and how to do it in a way the reflects the teachings of Jesus.

In this message from our series in Nehemiah, we learn about three things that we can give that can point people to Jesus.

In Nehemiah 10, the people make a commitment to God. In this message we are challenged to think through our own commitments.

This week 9 of our series through the book of Nehemiah.

In Nehemiah 8, we see Nehemiah turn his attention to the strengthening of the people. Where do they begin? With the Word of God. So what about us? What makes us stronger?

There will always be battles to face. Some of those will come from outside people. Others will come from the inside. Those are the tougher of the two. In this message, Nehemiah give us some great insight on how to successfully handle the battle within.