Starting The Good Work

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Starting The Good Work

March 5, 2023 • Ivey Rhodes • Nehemiah 3, Nehemiah 2:9–20

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If you follow Jesus, God has called you to something great. That great calling in our life can cause us to dream, but dreaming only gets us so far. There comes a point where we have to start the dream. We have to make it a reality. This week we see how Nehemiah begins the good work that God called him to. His methods can be a faithful template for when we need to start God's good work. Watch as Pastor Ivey breaks down the start of Nehemiah's dream.

Not So Happily Ever After

July 2, 2023 • Ivey Rhodes • Nehemiah 13

At the end of Nehemiah, he comes back to see how Jerusalem is doing. When he returns he finds that it is an absolute mess. The people fell back on everything they had promised God. So Nehemiah rises to get to work again. And this time he goes a little crazy. This week Pastor Ivey reflects on Nehemiah's final days in leadership of Jerusalem. We will learn a lot about good leadership and our true hope in life.

Extravagant Worship

June 18, 2023 • Ivey Rhodes • Nehemiah 12:27–47

The temple was reconstructed, the walls were built, and this week we get to join Jerusalem's celebration. God had been so good to them and their only reasonable response was worship with many may have classified as "over-the-top" celebration. Listen this week as Pastor Ivey shows us from Nehemiah 12 how God did a great work for them and has done an even greater work for us in Christ.

Define the Relationship

June 11, 2023 • Ivey Rhodes • Nehemiah 10:1—12:26

Any meaningful relationship will have a DTR: Define the relationship. Sometimes that means the relationship is defined as being over, and other times it means it goes to the next level. These are essential conversations. This week Pastor Ivey takes us to Nehemiah 10 where we see God's people, fresh off repentance, defining their relationship with him. God had already shown them they were loved, but would they love him back? We will also take time to define our relationship with the Lord.