Once the job God has called us to is done, it's easy to fall into complacency and think we can coast along. The fact is that we have an enemy who tirelessly seeks to destroy that good work, both from the outside and in. How do we guard our hearts, our lives and the Church against sabotage from the enemy?
Staying on Guard
November 14, 2021 • Pastor Steve Gibson • Nehemiah 7:2–6, Nehemiah 7:61–65, Acts 20:28–31, Nehemiah 6:17–19
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Resolve to be Confronting Sin
December 26, 2021 • John Klumpp • Nehemiah 13
We've reached the end of our Nehemiah Series, culminating with the prophet confronting God's people about their general disregard for God's laws and truths. As a new year dawns, there's no time like now to fall on our knees before a holy God, repent of the ways we have ignored Him, and recommit our lives to drawing close to Him again in faithfulness and obedience.
The Journey to Bethlehem
December 19, 2021 • Pastor Steve Gibson • Luke 2
Christmas is that marvelous time of year where we consider God's incredible redemption plan to draw His people back to Himself with the Savior. The Messiah, Jesus Christ. His journey was astounding, holy and overseen by God. This Sunday, we'll examine how God sovereignly leads us on our own journey.
The Joy of the Presence of God
December 12, 2021 • Pastor Steve Gibson • Nehemiah 12, Psalm 71
We've come to the point in our study of Nehemiah that the wall is complete. What God has called His people to do has been accomplished. It's time to celebrate! Will we be a people that finds joy in celebrating the presence of God in our lives? Do our lives reflect a heart of worship toward Him?