Nehemiah
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A Joy That Satisfies
May 12, 2013From the series: Ecclesiastes
Explores the concept of finding true joy and satisfaction in God rather than in worldly pursuits. Solomon’s wisdom highlights that genuine joy originates from a relationship with God, who is the source of all joy. The message emphasizes that while money, family, and work can bring temporary happiness, lasting fulfillment comes from seeking and experiencing God’s presence and blessings.
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Nehemiah 7:1-73, 8:1-18
November 7, 2010From the series: Building One Brick at a Time
Centers on the theme of God's glory, highlighting that the primary character in Scripture is God Himself and His glory, not the human figures often focused on. Using examples from Nehemiah and Moses, it emphasizes that God's glory should be our motivation and that it is evident throughout creation.
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Nehemiah 6:1-14
October 31, 2010From the series: Building One Brick at a Time
Focuses on the theme of loneliness in leadership and the Christian life. It explores how Nehemiah faced loneliness while leading the reconstruction of Jerusalem's walls and the challenges of diversion, disgrace, and deception that tried to derail his mission. Despite the opposition, Nehemiah remained steadfast in his faith and commitment to God’s calling.
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Nehemiah 5:14-19
October 24, 2010From the series: Building One Brick at a Time
Explores the theme of passion and influence in leadership. It emphasizes that while many people have passion, not everyone uses it to influence others positively. Nehemiah is presented as an example of a leader whose passion for rebuilding Jerusalem influenced the people around him.
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Nehemiah 5:1-13
October 17, 2010From the series: Building One Brick at a Time
Exploring the issues of sin, leadership, and the importance of repentance and restoration within the community. The message highlights Nehemiah's leadership as he confronted the internal issues plaguing the Israelites, particularly their exploitation of one another through excessive interest rates and enslavement.