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Old Testament
March 26, 2017

In The Day of Trouble (Part II)

In The Day of Trouble (Part II)

*Note* A recording for Part I failed to be obtained. Any moving people from error to truth will bring a predictable response from our great adversary, the devil. A threat may or may not build character, but it will reveal what you are trusting in!

December 4, 2016

Rise Up and Build

Rise Up and Build

While some Jews miserably blew their opportunity to help rebuild Jerusalem’s wall, many stepped up despite having no prior experience in getting their hands dirty. On the same token: how have you, Christian, gotten your ‘hands dirty’ in the biblical building up of other believers?

November 27, 2016

The Ride Through the Rubble

The Ride Through the Rubble

Jerusalem’s still-present inhabitants had become accustomed to the destruction around them, but Nehemiah determined to rebuild the city’s wall, as God had brought him back to do.

November 27, 2016

Incomprehensible, But Precious (Part IV)

Incomprehensible, But Precious (Part IV)

The fact that God is omnipotent directs the believer.

November 13, 2016

By Your Great Power and By Your Strong Hand

By Your Great Power and By Your Strong Hand

Thanks to God’s great power and strong hand, Nehemiah could lead the Jews in the rebuilding of Jerusalem’s wall.

October 23, 2016

Who Gets To Be God?

Who Gets To Be God?

God is sovereign over creation and has the sole right to define its function.

October 16, 2016

Incomprehensible, But Precious (Part III)

Incomprehensible, But Precious (Part III)

The fact that God is omniscient should comfort the believer.

October 9, 2016

Incomprehensible, But Precious (Part II)

Incomprehensible, But Precious (Part II)

The fact that God is omniscient should comfort the believer.

October 2, 2016

Incomprehensible, But Precious (Part I)

Incomprehensible, But Precious (Part I)

The fact that God is omniscient should comfort the believer.

September 4, 2016

Go With God

Go With God

Do we typically obey the Lord after He satisfies our personal conditions, or do we simply obey? What can we learn from Deborah and Barak on this subject?

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