Jimmy McNeal looks at Nehemiah 2:1-8 and outlines a few effects of faithful prayer—faithfulness, vulnerability, and courage.

Ross Lester walks through Nehemiah’s prayer in verses 5-11 to outline  how faithful prayer looks to God with adoration, looks at self with humble confession, remembers the past with thanksgiving, and right-sizes the future through supplication.

Ross Lester kicks off our Nehemiah series by looking at how God is faithful in overseeing the details of our lives and protecting a remnant people, and how this faithfulness to us should lead us to be prayerful.

Halim Suh concludes our series The Life of David by looking at 2 Samuel 23 to see how, at the end of his life, David owned the failures and the sorrows, hoped in the eternal covenant of grace not merit, and didn’t consider himself too far gone or found it too late to return to God in worship and repentance.

Ross Lester delves into a handful of stories from 2 Samuel to examine the legacy of David and what it teaches us about the impact and importance of our own legacies of faith.

Ross Lester spends time in the story of Bathsheba and David where we see the destructive and corrosive power of sin, the disarming pursuit of grace, and the redemptive result of repentance.

Andy Kampman examines the call of the Great Commission and how it applies to our everyday lives.

Afshin Ziafat examines 1 Thessalonians 1:4-10 and elaborates on how the transformative nature of the gospel forms servants, followers, examples, and ambassadors.

Will Walker continues our summer preaching series by examining Psalm 3 and highlighting how we can pray through our emotions in the presence of God.

Ray Ortlund spends time looking at passages of Isaiah that show us how in heaven will be human, with Christ giving to us everything we’ve most deeply longed for all our lives.