Nehemiah's story shows that whenever you try to accomplish anything significant for the Lord, you will face strong opposition. Satan never bothers with half-hearted people who are content with a ho-hum spiritual existence. But if you come on fire for Christ, look out!

Why did God include Nehemiah 3 in Scripture? What does He want us to learn from it? I believe that it’s here to show us the importance of working together to accomplish God’s purpose. Last week we looked at what God’s work requires of us as individuals, today we’re going to look at what God requires of us as a community.

Nehemiah 2:1-20 What God’s Work Requires from Us

Nehemiah is certainly a man that God used. As we look at the life of Nehemiah, we will learn many qualities of service and leadership. The book falls into two broad sections: Rebuilding the Wall (chapters 1-7); and, Rebuilding the People (chapters 8-13).

Vision Sunday at First Boynton

Bruce Case

If you like closure you may be uncomfortable with the ending of Acts, but I’d argue that this has been done intentionally. Today, we will see that God is calling us to continue on serving Him in ministry and in so doing he will bless and be with us.

Today we’re looking at one of Paul's shipwrecked experiences. Paul’s experience teaches us that if we will trust in God’s sovereign care for us in life’s storms, He will use us to bear witness to many.

Opportunities for Evangelism Acts 26:1-32

Paul’s Trial Before Festus