White Fields Community Church | A Christian Church in Longmont, Colorado

In this week’s Sermon Extra, Pastors Nick and Michael talk about what it truly means to experience the joy of the Lord — and why that joy is our strength.What is the real source of our strength as believers? Is it circumstances, success, or something deeper?They discuss how the joy of the Lord isn’t rooted in what’s happening around us, but in what God has already done for us. When life drains us, distracts us, or discourages us, how do we reignite the joy of our salvation?If you’ve felt spiritually tired or worn down, this episode will help you refocus on the true source of lasting strength.

In Nehemiah 7:1-8:18 we see that God works in us as we receive His word and respond with joyful obedience.

In this week’s Sermon Extra, Pastor Nick and Intern Timothy Smith discuss Nehemiah 6 and what it means to discern and prioritize the callings God places on your life.How do you know the difference between a good opportunity and a great calling? And how do you stay focused when distractions — even good ones — try to pull you away from what God has asked you to do?We explore the tension between God’s will and specific callings, looking at Nehemiah’s response to opposition as a model of clarity and obedience.Tim also shares his journey into ministry — serving at White Fields, leading in Young Adults, and pursuing seminary — and how God shapes calling over time.If you’ve ever wondered what to prioritize or how to stay faithful to what God has put in front of you, this conversation is for you.

In Nehemiah 6:1-19 we see that God’s work is accomplished as we persevere in His callings rather than giving in to distractions.

In this week’s sermon extra, Pastors Nick and Michael discuss the conflict in Nehemiah chapter 5, where injustice and economic disparity threaten God’s people from within. They explore God’s heart for the vulnerable and what it means to walk in the fear of the Lord. This conversation challenges believers to consider how our treatment of others shapes our witness to the watching world today.👉 Explore more insights from Pastor Nick’s blog: nickcady.org

In Nehemiah 5:1-19 we see that God’s work advances when His people receive loving correction that leads to repentance and renewal.

In this week’s Sermon Extra, Pastors Michael and Stephen examine how discouragement is used as a tactic against God’s people, drawing from Nehemiah and the role of imprecatory psalms and prayer within the life of the church.

In Nehemiah 4:1-23, we see that in the face of adversity, your source of strength is found in relying on God, remembering who He is, and being ready.

In Nehemiah 3:1-32 we see that God’s work advances as every member of Christ’s body faithfully does their part.

In Nehemiah 2:1-20 we see that God’s work advances as we boldly respond in faith to what He has revealed.