If your prayers feel like they’re going unanswered, maybe God’s waiting on a change inside of you. In this message, Dr. Tony Evans explores what might be blocking your breakthrough—and how to get back in alignment with God.

Real revival doesn’t start in politics or programs—it starts in the pages of God’s Word. In this message, Dr. Tony Evans reveals how the rebuilding of Jerusalem sparked a spiritual awakening — the same that can still happen today.

Restoration takes more than rebuilding walls—it takes rebuilding hearts. In this message, Dr. Tony Evans explains how Nehemiah’s mission didn’t end with construction, but continued through spiritual transformation.

When you’re close to a breakthrough, the enemy often changes tactics. In this message, Dr. Tony Evans shows how Nehemiah handled a sudden shift from sabotage to smooth talk—and what we can learn when the pressure turns persuasive.

Sometimes the greatest threats don’t come from the outside, but rather from within. In this message, Dr. Tony Evans shares an Old Testament event that reveals how internal division and misplaced priorities can threaten the work God calls His people to do.

They said it couldn’t be done—but God had other plans. In this message, Dr. Tony Evans explains why faith is the key to pushing through opposition and stepping into God’s purpose.

A God-given plan can change everything. In this message, Dr. Tony Evans unpacks how divine strategy turned a hopeless situation into a story of victory—and how the same can happen for you today.

If the foundation’s broken, the whole house is in danger. In this message, Dr. Tony Evans shows how any effort to rebuild our families, cities, or nation has to begin with a return to God.

Sometimes, the only thing moving is your prayer. In this message, Dr. Tony Evans looks at Nehemiah’s quiet but persistent faith, reminding us that God is always working—even when we’re waiting.

When the world grows darker, it’s time for believers to shine brighter. In this message, Dr. Tony Evans explains why it’s not enough for Christians to complain about the culture—we’re called to change it.