Stonybank Community Church with Pastor James Carroll

There are more scriptures on money than any other single topic. "You hold me in your hand and call me yours. Yet may I not as well call you mine... Handle me carefully and wisely, lest you become my servant, rather than I yours.

There are more scriptures on money than any other single topic.You hold me in your hand and call me yours. Yet may I not as well call you mine... My power is terrific. Handle me carefully and wisely, lest you become my servant, rather than I yours.

Are you ready to respond when the trumpet sounds? The people had a mind to work to the point of losing track of time. Its later than ever and the Lord may come today.

Four months have passed since chp.1 Nehemiah has been preparing for this moment and is ready to respond when given the opportunity. Many practical lessons for when you have to wait. "Jesus led me all the way."

Everything that happens in the book of Nehemiah is because of this prayer. What drives you to your knees? Is your natural tendency to cry out to God or complain to people who can do nothing about your trouble?

Our missionary, Jeff Reason gave a great report on the Forest Glenn Bible Camp in NS, Canada and then gave a great challenge from God's word on the treasure we have through Christ.

Sincerity alone may seem appealing but will always end up corrupt without the truth of God's word. Be careful that you don't get your advice from people who only ever agree with you.

Robert Frost famously wrote, Two roads diverged in a yellow wood and sorry I could not travel both… I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. Where you end up is determined by your choice between two clearly marked paths and you cannot travel both.

How many times have you not done anything because you couldn't do everything? Do something, almost anything... the Lord is coming soon!

Until you are ready to die, you will never really live. For so many, life is only about about avoiding death. The contrast of the Rich Man and Lazarus tells us how to be prepared for the transition of death.