scripture: nehemiah 5:1-5:19

Tonight we look at what can we do with people who push all our buttons? How does God expect us to respond? Is there a way we can respond that will change how they act with us? Here is the review I posted last week. We will spend about half the time looking at what Nehemiah did, and the rest on how we can apply it to our situations. A topic I have been asked a lot about of late is how I can know I’m hearing the voice of God? Stay with me to the end and you will find help on this!

Tonight we look at what can we do with people who push all our buttons? How does God expect us to respond? Is there a way we can respond that will change how they act with us? Here is the review I posted last week. We will spend about half the time looking at what Nehemiah did, and the rest on how we can apply it to our situations. A topic I have been asked a lot about of late is how I can know I’m hearing the voice of God? Stay with me to the end and you will find help on this!

Nehemiah and his rebuilders experience opposition when their critics see the tremendous process they are making. Fear is used to intimidate God's people into stopping their work but God is greater. His people needed to realize that they were stronger together. They needed to rally together with like-minded people! No one should fight alone. A unified people, rallied together, doing God's work are unstoppable. Sermon Notes @ http://bible.com/events/48959522

We continue in Nehemiah, listen as Pastor Bobby teaches from chapter five.

Church hurts ever got you down? The way Nehemiah addresses the hurts God's people were causing each other is a lesson to us all.

We are quick to respond if injustice is inflicted upon ourselves, but how do we react when we see others suffer injustice? The fifth chapter of Nehemiah helps us see a patter that can be imitated because it was perfected in Jesus.

Wednesday Night Bible Study

Wednesday Night Bible Study

Have you ever had a great idea in the past that when you look back and think, "What was I thinking at the time?" What do we do when we do things, that in the moment seem like a brilliant gain, only to find out later that we sacrificed more in the long run? Join us as we explore the book of Nehemiah and we try to answer this question.

Pastor Joe continues in Nehemiah.

How to make a difference

God shows throughout the Bible his love and care for the poor. How are we doing in showing God's love?

Pour your life out for the poor.

Pour your life out for the poor.