Intro We left off last time at Nehemiah 3. The theme of the book is “Building God’s people for God’s work.” The first seven chapters are about God’s work. The last six are about building God’s people. We are now at winding down the first half of the book about doing God’s work. If we are trying to outline…

We are back in Nehemiah! You've fought a hard fight. You've been faithful. Yet there are still troubles. What gives? Is this Biblical?

Israel’s disobedience was the reason why God allowed the Babylonians to come, destroy the city, and take the people captive for 70 years. Israel was guilty of its destruction. The years of captivity had come to an end. God had promised to let then return. The first group, led by Zerubbabel, had returned…

When we are faced with intense opposition, Nehemiah reminds us to turn to God for help. Prayer is our greatest defense in these times. Here are some valuable tips to stay focused on the work God has called us to do.

Nehemiah reports that the wall around Jerusalem is complete in only 52 days despite heavy opposition. Godly leadership combined with believers who work together AND trust the Lord can produce amazing results!

Continuing in the series we are looking at how through the building process we begin to see opposition to it. Tactics such as mockery, confusion and outright attack will be used to oppose the work God has set out for us. It is up to us to continue working together alongside God while asking for protection from Him so we may persevere in doing what is right.

Assistant Pastor Guy tells us to be careful about what is most important in our lives.

Internal Struggle 17 pero ahora les dije: —Ustedes saben muy bien las dificultades en que estamos. Jerusalén yace en ruinas y sus puertas fueron destruidas por fuego. ¡Reconstruyamos la muralla de Jerusalén y pongamos fin a esta desgracia! 10 Entonces el pueblo de Judá comenzó a quejarse: «Los trabajadores…