How the Mighty Have Fallen

The book of Jonah is one big story where we see Gods patience and mercy played out for both a wicked city and a disobedient prophet.

Why do some who claim to be Christians still behave like babies? And can you loose your salvation? This passage deals with some of the big themes of Hebrews and answers some of our big questions about faith, growth, and perseverance.

Have we become so individualistic in our faith that we have no vision of what it means to stand together as sinners before our holy God? Ezra calls us to a broader understanding and vision of sin that ultimately leads us to a great place of hope as...

One of the ways that we enter into the divine life of the Trinity is through worship and celebration. Nehemiah's experience shows us that worshipping God does not depend on perfect circumstances and happy feelings but it is rooted in something...

Join Rose Gaudet-Hominick as we continue our summer sermon series, "The New Exodus: Ezra-Nehemiah." This Sunday we'll be looking at Ezra 7 & Nehemiah 10. When we think of leaders, who are we willing to follow? What are the...

This week we'll be looking at Nehemiah 5, specifically the character of God in identifying with the poor and in sacrifice and the character of Christ in us.

God’s people can face opposition from outside the faith community when completing work that God has directed them to do. These chapters in Ezra and Nehemiah describe what this opposition can look like and how God’s people can respond with faithful...

In our society of instant gratification and immediate results, what does it take to build something with a solid foundation that will last the test of time? In God's economy, laying a solid foundation is essential and requires determination. Both...

It's hard to wait patiently when you have been promised something. But the return of the ancient people of God to Jerusalem under Ezra and Nehemiah demonstrates that God always keeps God's promises - even when it seems to be taking forever!

In a world concerned about happiness, freedom, and avoiding suffering--comes the biblical call to steward all life in the direction of God's Kingdom and His righteousness. What does this mean for us as we walk through the coming week?