How to Behave in the House of God
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The Amazing Grace of Our God Part 2
PlayStop Popout X God’s greatness and the manifestation of His grace is the main subject of this chapter. The prayer of this chapter reherses the history of Israel and manifests both the goodness of God and the wickedness of man. As the Israelites worshipped the Lord, God’s purity and holiness revealed the sinfulness and selfishness…
The Amazing Grace of Our God
PlayStop Popout X God’s greatness and the manifestation of His grace is the main subject of this chapter. The prayer of this chapter reherses the history of Israel and manifests both the goodness of God and the wickedness of man. As the Israelites worshipped the Lord, God’s purity and holiness revealed the sinfulness and selfishness…
The Greatest Need of Our Nation Part 2
PlayStop Popout X Nehemiah 7 is a clear teaching about distinction and qualification. The walls were now complete and it was time to populate and occupy the city of Jerusalem. Not just anyone could live inside this city. It was clear that Nehemiah was going to reconcile the names of those wanting to live in…
Micaiah’s Two Decisions
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Focus on the Person of Jesus Christ
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The Greatest Needs of Our Nation
PlayStop Popout X Nehemiah 7 is a clear teaching about distinction and qualification. The walls were now complete and it was time to populate and occupy the city of Jerusalem. Not just anyone could live inside this city. It was clear that Nehemiah was going to reconcile the names of those wanting to live in…
How the Church Is to Function in Gods Program
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Finish Well!
PlayStop Popout X Nehemiah would not compromise with the deceptive tactics of the enemy. (vs. 1-4) We must be very vigilant and sober regarding the deception and distractions of Satan. He is always looking for willing people who will assist him in halting the work of God. Nehemiah was faithful when confronted with the opportunity…
The Danger of Compromise
PlayStop Popout X It is always interesting when the enemies who oppose you on every front, suddenly want to join with you in your endeavors. Nehemiah experiences this with his constant enemies: Sanballat, Tobiah, and Geshem the Arabian. The enemy often has the philosophy, “If you cannot defeat them, join them and strive to defeat…