In this often skipped over chapter in Nehemiah we will discover several important truths for our everyday lives about our work and our serving the Lord in His ministry. (Nehemiah 3:1-32)

The Christian life is a careful balance between God sovereignly working and us working . Nehemiah 2 shows us how this balance works out as Nehemiah begins the journey on rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem. (Nehemiah 2:-10)

Nehemiah ad the compassion of Mother Teresa and the tenacious leadership of General Patton. In this first message we will see that when we are confronted with a need possibly God would want us to step up and do what we can to meet that need. (Nehemiah 1:1-11)

Try to imagine how your life would be different - how you could better weather the storms and hardship and hurt in your life if you had this kind of persevering trust in the Sovereign God like Joseph had. You can. The same God is with you. (Genesis 42:1--50:21)

All the hurts and hardships in Joseph's life God used to develop a man of strong faith that He would one day use in a great way. God will also use similar things in our lives to accomplish his plan for us. There are no shortcuts to maturity. Genesis 40: 1--41: 57

Joseph's situation goes from bad to worse even though he continued to do the right thing. Does trusting God and doing the right thing really work? Genesis 39:1-23

What was for Joseph is true for us. When tragedy strikes and we wonder why God is absent, he isn’t. And when things seem chaotic and out of control, they aren’t. God is always there and He is always in control of the chaos. And we can trust him. (Genesis 37:1-36; 39:1-6a)

The Holy Spirit works in the lives of individual Christians and in the life of the Church. This Sunday we will look at WHAT he does and HOW we can live in the power of the Holy Spirit in our daily lives.

The Holy Spirit provided the Apostles and early Christians power to transform their world. He gives us that same power. In Part 1 we will look at the Person of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is a person, not a force and the Holy Spirit is God. (Acts 1:8)

The Lord's prayer gives us an outline for our prayers and our prayer lives. This message unpacks the message of the Lord's prayer in a way that is useful for the christian every day. (Matt 6:9-13)