As we continue our series, Building Blocks for Life, join us as we look at how Nehemiah responded to the Holy Discontent that God had placed in his heart. Nehemiah’s vibrant prayer life, combined with an “if you want to use me you can” heart posture before God led to powerful change and meaningful transformation! God’s presence, provision and empowerment expressed through Nehemiah’s faithful and bold obedience had a significant impact. How may God want to work in and through us? A vibrant prayer life and a heart posture of “if you want to use me you can” still results in meaningful change and transformation today!
Prayer | St. Albert Alliance January 15, 2023
January 15, 2023 • Lisa Peters
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Worshipping the Rebuilding God | St. Albert Alliance March 12, 2023 Sermon
March 12, 2023 • Graeme Gibson
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