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Nehemiah Chapter 2 verses 17-18. Also, Chapter 3: 1, New King James Version. Nehemiah First, had an affinity for the ruins, then he addressed the father about the ruins, next he assessed the ruins, and after all that he acted in regard to the ruins.
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ACTION
1. After you assess your situation, what action do you need to take?
2. Spiritual leaders must lead not only by word, but also by action.
3. The work of the church requires every member’s effort in order for the body of Christ to function effectively 1 Cor. 12:12-27. Are you doing your part?
4. Finish the work.
5. Learn how to build and fight!
In today’s lesson we begin with Nehemiah chapter 2:17-18. Then I said to them, “You see the distress that we are in, how Jerusalem lies waste, and its gates are burned with fire. Come and let us build the wall of Jerusalem, that we may no longer be a reproach.”
Verse 18: And I told them of the hand of my god which had been good upon me, and of the king’s words that he had spoken to me. So, they said, “Let us rise up and build.” Then they set their hands to this good work.
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1. Nehemiah assessed the ruins,
2. He knew it would require a lengthy period of time,
3. He needed secure travel.
4. Nehemiah knew he would need some special supplies that only the king's authority could provide.
5. We must assess what we will actually need, what steps we should take, and what may be involved in changing our habits so that we can be freed to be what God wants us to be.
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. To assess is to evaluate or estimate the nature, ability, or quality of. He assessed the ruins. What if any situation are you facing right now that you need to take a good honest look at and assess the damage?
As the shattered walls of Jerusalem came into focus, Nehemiah was overwhelmed by the pain and suffering etched into their ruins. Little did he know, this journey of despair would lead to an unexpected twist. To rise from the ashes and rebuild, this man sought solace in God, fasting and praying with a heart heavy with sorrow. But as I delved deeper into this bible story and my own reflections, an unforeseen truth emerged. In the midst of my ruins, I discovered a secret, a hidden revelation that would change everything my future. And so, with bated breath, I embarked on a quest for answers, unsure of where it would ultimately lead me...
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In this captivating episode of The Art of Successful Living podcast, I delve into the theme of rising from ruins amidst societal challenges. Join me as we explore the inspiring story of Nehemiah, a man burdened with a mission to rebuild. Will he overcome? Find out in this gripping episode.
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Awaken your spiritual senses with me as I delve into the irony of how deer remain vigilant in seemingly safe environments, inspiring my goal to guide Christian believers towards constant spiritual alertness and discernment in the face of an unseen enemy.
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Spiritual Alertness presupposes that there are dangers that threaten to diminish or destroy the resoureces that God has given us. We must protect these resources.
What must we protect:
(See Ephesians 5:16.)
• By recognizing that we are in perpetual warfare
Since Satan’s fall, evil has warred against good and Satan has aimed to kill, steal, and destroy Godly generations and the foundations of righteousness. (See John 10:10.) Scripture urges us to be “good soldiers” of Jesus Christ (see II Timothy 2:3). A soldier gives up his personal desires and comforts for the sake of the cause for which he is fighting. As believers, we also are to forsake worldly pleasures so that we can fight the good fight of faith. (See I Timothy 6:12.)
(see John 8:44). (II Corinthians 11:13–14).
Ask God for spiritual understanding.
(I Kings 3:9).
Understand that life involves cause-and-effect sequences.
(See Galatians 6:8–9.)
Alertness is motivated by the realization that many actions have predictable results.
Be alert to resist:(see II Corinthians 10:4–5).
Be alert to avoid:(Romans 16:17).
Be alert to escape: (1 Corinthians 10:13).
Be alert to flee:(See II Timothy 2:22 and I Corinthians 6:18.).
Personal Evaluation: How Alert Are You to Danger?
Just when I thought I had learned all there was to know about Gideon's story, an unexpected twist completely changed my understanding of spiritual alertness. It's a lesson that continues to challenge me to this day. Want to know what happened? Keep listening.
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Strengthen your spiritual life by engaging with the Word of God and utilizing it as your spiritual weapon.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
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Are you feeling tired, lost, and uncertain in your faith journey, despite following all the traditional steps? It's time to shift your perspective and discover the power of trusting in God's divine timing. In this episode, you'll learn how to align yourself with His plan, embrace difficult seasons, and grow spiritually by connecting with Jesus. Say goodbye to frustration and hello to a content, thriving Christian life.
In this episode, you will be able to:
• Discern the value of pursuing God's master plan and timetable for personal fulfillment.
• Sustain a perpetual season of thankfulness and adoration during times of waiting.
• Acknowledge how seasons of discomfort contribute to forming a Christlike identity.
• Deepen your bond with Jesus by pondering His insights as a catalyst for spiritual enhancement.
• Have confidence in God's impeccable timing to guide you towards a flourishing life as a believer.
Your season is coming. Spring always follows winter, and there is always a due season. God will open doors of opportunity for you. - Joanne Williams
The resources mentioned in this episode are:
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• Get on your knees and pray if you find yourself out of season.
• Ask God to show you his timing for your life.
• Stay in a season of continuous praise while your change comes.
• Pray and talk to God about your situations.
• Meditate on God's word day and night.
• Abide in Jesus to act, look, love, and pray like Him.
• Be like trees planted by the waters and refuse to sit in the seat of the scornful.
• Believe and trust in God to pour out a blessing that there shall not be room enough to receive.
In God's Time
The Forecast is Sunny
Don't Procrastinate
Taking Root in God’s Love to Weather Difficult Seasons
Are you tired of being told to just pray harder when facing tough times? Are you feeling hopeless and lost despite your efforts to stay faithful? It is time to shift your perspective and discover a new approach. In this episode, you will learn how to cultivate resilience and hope by embracing your faith in a way that aligns with the natural cycle of growth and renewal. Say hello to a transformative journey towards restored faith and abundant blessings.
In this episode, you will be able to:
1. Triumph over Life’s Adversities by nourishing your faith in the Almighty God.
2. Discover how God's love can empower you through tough seasons.
3. Develop trust in the divine plan for your life, leading to restoration and abundance.
4. Anchor yourself in the Lord's love and face the trials of life with resilience.
The Key moments in this episode are:
00:00:02 – Introduction,
00:01:50 – Surviving a Difficult Season,
00:06:34 – Healthy Growth,
00:10:43 – Anchored in Love,
00:14:11 – Conclusion.
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