Jesus said the two greatest commandments were to love God and love your neighbor (Matt 22:37-39). In Nehemiah 5 we see our hero doing just that by 'walking the talk'. Come join us today as we look at this hero who points us to the hero, Jesus Christ, who first 'walked the talk' so we could walk the talk as his followers

Now that the threat of the Evil Empire has been thwarted, the people go back to work on the walls of the city. But now, as we continue our series in Nehemiah, the people face new challenges: continued opposition from neighboring nations and increasing isolation from one another. This week, we will talk about how the Christian life is one marked by struggle. In an age where isolation has become the norm, come and hear how Scripture encourages us to connect with one another and with a Savior who sympathizes with us in our struggle.

Courage is in short supply these days. Properly directed courage is even rarer. This week at South CLT Pres we look at how God's people face tremendous pushback for their kingdom work and how our hero, Nehemiah, leads them to fight the good fight. Join us at 10am in Ballantyne or online and bring a friend!

Teams are so important in life. You can't do as much on your own as you can with a good team. We were made to be a team, the body of Christ, working together for a common purpose. Come join us this Sunday as we explore what it looks like to be God's people working together for a common purpose. We'll see you then!

We live in a time that needs more hopeful visions for life together. So much of life is tattered by massive problems and strained relationships, we need Someone to give us a picture of how our future can be redeemed. Join us at South CLT Pres this week as look at Nehemiah 2:9-20 and how our hero sets God's people up for an extraordinary rebuild.

When things get hard, our impulse is to buckle down and try harder. The Christian is different. We buckle down and ask our King for what we need. The blessing in Christ is that he listens with love. Come to worship bringing things too big for you. Come to a God who listens in Nehemiah 2:1-8.

The Rebuild Series - We've been through a lot as a nation and as a people the last few years. The summer has opened up opportunities to reengage in the community and in our work. We find that we are restarting, reconnecting, relearning - in fact rebuilding our lives. Join us this Sunday as we look at Nehemiah and how God's people experienced a summer of rebuilding after a long hard winter of struggle. Join us as we see how the God of restoration rebuilds lives and community.

Independence is highly priced in this world; the idea that we can sustain ourselves and pull our own weight is seen as a pivotal virtue in our culture. But Paul's relationship with the Philippians tells a different story, as they are deeply interdependent on one another, both in material and spiritual needs that overflow from the dependence they already have in the great provision of God.

Over 350 years ago English minister Jeremiah Burroughs described contentment as a "rare jewel." Despite all of the modern advances in recent decades, contentment is still a rare jewel in our day-desirable, yet seemingly elusive. In Philippians 4, we learn the secret of contentment from an unlikely individual. Join us for worship!

“Remember that hope is a good thing, Red, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies.” (Stephen King, The Shawshank Redemption). Real lasting hope is a good thing that never dies but the hope that Paul speaks of in Philippians 3:21 is our resurrection hope through Jesus Christ. Join us as we look at the implications of hope in 4:1-9 and see how we can have a true peace that comes from Christ regardless of our circumstances or situation.