With the walls of Jerusalem near completion, the enemies of Nehemiah are nervous. In a final effort, the opposition reaches out to Nehemiah in an attempt to paralyze him with fear. When we are confronted woith our deepest dread, how do we possibly succeed? How does Nehemiah respond, and what can we learn from him?

Are you a jellyfish or a dolphin? A man-pleaser or a God-pleaser?

With all of the reasons we can feel fear today, how do we stomp out fear and live fearlessly unto the Lord?

Pastor John breaks down Nehemiah 6:1-14 and answers these questions.

For his lecturn debut, Jeremy Martin shares his experiences in discipleship as he guides us through the New Testament model of how to make disciples.

So practical, and so encouraging is the message this week on living out our Christian lives with those around us.

Join in with the congregation of Summit as we make much of Jesus in all that we do.

When times get hard and fear controls the impulses of the people, the poor and powerless in Jerusalem are oppressed while the wealthy and powerful hoard and selfishly guard their meager belongings. How can Nehemiah dispel this air of terror in the hearts of the israelites?

When the progress of the Jerusalem wall is slowed by the onslaught of opposition and doubters, how does Nehemiah and the people respond? What should we do when every door we open is blocked by walls and enemies? Nehemiah turns to prayer. Pastor John unfolds the account of Nehemiah's confrontation.

"Our God will fight for us!" Six words that remind us that we can trust God in all things. Be encouraged in your study of Nehemiah 4 with us.

[Nehemiah 3]

What may seem to be boring and irrelevant comes to life in chapter 3 of Nehemiah as it applies right to the Church today. Join in on our purpose!

In a seemingly boring chapter in the account of Nehemiah, God has left us a very important illustration. An endless list of names and jobs may seem insignificant, but in view of the God-sized mission that Nehemiah had, that list is much more significant than a long chapter of meaningless information. Pastor John unpacks this heavy chapter.

[Nehemiah 2:9-20]

Yes God is working and using people like you... but anytime He moves, opposition always follows. So how will you overcome?

Nehemiah points the way for us.