Win the Day: Five Minutes with Pastor Nat Crawford on Oneplace.com

When we are serving God, opposition from the outside is one thing, but what about opposing forces from the inside? Ron Moore continues our study of Nehemiah and takes a look at one attitude that threatened to bring the work on Jerusalem's wall to a halt. We'll also consider several ways to address this crippling attitude when it is discovered.

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When we are serving God, opposition from the outside is one thing, but what about opposing forces from the inside? Ron Moore continues our study of Nehemiah and takes a look at one attitude that threatened to bring the work on Jerusalem's wall to a halt. We'll also consider several ways to address this crippling attitude when it is discovered.

After only 52 days of dedicated work, the walls of Jerusalem had been restored. A feat that left no one in doubt that God had blessed this endeavor. But, as Ron Moore explains, sometimes our greatest moments of victory invite the most devastating attacks. From Nehemiah's example, we'll learn how to keep our focus on God when the voices of opposition threaten to pull our attention elsewhere.

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After only 52 days of dedicated work, the walls of Jerusalem had been restored. A feat that left no one in doubt that God had blessed this endeavor. But, as Ron Moore explains, sometimes our greatest moments of victory invite the most devastating attacks. From Nehemiah's example, we'll learn how to keep our focus on God when the voices of opposition threaten to pull our attention elsewhere.

Sometimes completing the task God has assigned is only half the battle. The other half is standing up to the critics and other voices of opposition. As Ron Moore continues our study of Nehemiah, we'll see that the higher the walls grew, the louder the critics became. How does the man or woman of God carry on in the face of opposition? More importantly, how can we keep the fears and doubts from taking root in our hearts?

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Sometimes completing the task God has assigned is only half the battle. The other half is standing up to the critics and other voices of opposition. As Ron Moore continues our study of Nehemiah, we'll see that the higher the walls grew, the louder the critics became. How does the man or woman of God carry on in the face of opposition? More importantly, how can we keep the fears and doubts from taking root in our hearts?

Nehemiah had been praying for several months for an opportunity to travel to Jerusalem and rebuild her walls. And for months, God had said, "wait." How do we continue, day-to-day, as we wait on God? And, how do we proceed when God finally says, "go"? As Ron Moore continues our study of Nehemiah, we'll learn several principles of leadership exhibited by Nehemiah during this important period of his life.

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Nehemiah had been praying for several months for an opportunity to travel to Jerusalem and rebuild her walls. And for months, God had said, "wait." How do we continue, day-to-day, as we wait on God? And, how do we proceed when God finally says, "go"? As Ron Moore continues our study of Nehemiah, we'll learn several principles of leadership exhibited by Nehemiah during this important period of his life.

At the beginning of Nehemiah, the kingdom of Israel was in disarray and the walls of Jerusalem lay in ruins. Ron Moore takes us through all the events that led to this tragedy. But though Jerusalem fell because the people forgot God, God hadn't forgotten His people. We'll be asked to consider the broken walls in our lives and learn how to be the men and women God can use to bring restoration.

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At the beginning of Nehemiah, the kingdom of Israel was in disarray and the walls of Jerusalem lay in ruins. Ron Moore takes us through all the events that led to this tragedy. But though Jerusalem fell because the people forgot God, God hadn't forgotten His people. We'll be asked to consider the broken walls in our lives and learn how to be the men and women God can use to bring restoration.