Have you ever wondered if Jesus sees you? In this message, we look at a the encounter that a man named Nathaniel had with Jesus. Nathaniel discovers that Jesus sees and knows him.

Nehemiah leads the people in a spiritual renewal of the Covenant. In this prayer of repentance, we discover the problem for our failure is Christ's forgiveness and faithfulness. This discovery leads us to a renewed commitment to follow Jesus!

In Nehemiah 8, Nehemiah moves the focus from rebuilding the wall to spiritually renewing the people. In this message, we explore three principles for discovering and wallking in the joy of the Lord.

Nehemiah was near completion of the wall when he faced three distractions that threated to derail the entire project. In this message, we learn how to overcome distractions and finish well.

In Nehemiah 5, the work on the wall is threatened by conflict within. In this message, we discover the biblical pattern for conflict resolution.

Two steps forward, one step back. In Nehemiah 3-4 we see both advancement and opposition to the work. We also learn how to overcome discouragement when following God's rebuilding plan.

Nehemiah gives a template for beginning the work God calls you to do. In this message, learn the value of inspection, cooperation, and determination when rebuilding spiritually!

In this message, we discover principles in Nehemiah 2 on how to move from feeling stirred by God to taking action.

Nehemaiah receives news from back home that things are not good. He is moved and burdened by the need. What can he do about it from so far away? In this message we explore Nehemiah's reaction to pray first!

“Yet” is a three-letter word that when added to the end of a sentence gives one a sense of hope. I don’t have a job yet. I haven’t been healed yet. In this message, we step into a story that was seemed hopeless until Jesus stepped in and reminds us all that the best is yet to come!