Bro. Nathan White preaches from Romans 1 as part of his licensing service to gospel ministry.

In this text, a group of people from Judah make a very selfless, personal sacrifice. From studying their actions, we learn the importance of giving of ourselves.

In a covenant the children of Israel made with God in the days of Nehemiah, we see a principle of "holy separation." From this covenant, modern believers learn ways that we should be separate/distinct from the world around us.

In this passage, the people of Jerusalem discover there is sin in their camp. How they respond to that sin teaches us much about the proper way to repent.

As the leaders of Jerusalem dig into God's law, they discover a feast that the nation hasn't kept for generations. How will they respond to this information?

The people of Jerusalem requested Ezra to read them the Word of God. They stood in reverence and listened for hours. Do we prioritize the Scripture to this level today?

When Nehemiah learns that Jerusalem is in peril, he seeks the Lord on behalf of the city. From Nehemiah, we learn how to petition God for the revival of our church, and our own hearts.

King Hezekiah was desperate for a move of God. Are we? Holy desperation is a prerequisite for revival.