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A couple of weeks ago, we talked about giving and how we give as a heart posture and how God blesses us when we give! I wanted to circle back a little today and talk more specifically about stewardship Often times when we think about stewardship, we think about taking care of money That is certainly…

On the morning of April 21, 1855 , Edward Kimball walked down Court Street in Boston with a heavy heart. He had resolved to visit his 18-year-old Sunday School student, at Holton’s Shoe Store to explicitly ask him to commit his life to Christ. As Kimball neared the shop, he began to make excuses to walk…

Last week we finished up our Nehemiah series by looking at the reset that happened for the Israelites after they finished rebuilding the walls We read the lengthy passage in Nehemiah 10 where they were giving back to the house of God Here are some of the things mentioned: Things brought to the temple:…

"You know that feeling when you come home from a long, exhausting road trip or vacation? You pull into the driveway, unload forty-two bags from the trunk, and you’re just happy to be back in your own house. You survived the traffic, you survived the gas station snacks, you’re finally home! But then you…

The last few weeks, we have been looking at the story of Nehemiah He receives news that the walls around Jerusalem were still in ruins and had a burden and passion to see them rebuilt After praying for several days, he approaches the king and get his help to go and rebuild the walls Last week we looked…

Last week we began looking at Nehemiah He received word from his brother that the walls around Jerusalem were still destroyed This meaning they still had no protection and would still be a mockery to onlookers So, Nehemiah fasts and prays for days We look at his prayer model: Prayer Model: Start by acknowledging…

Have you ever noticed the relentless, unshakeable passion of a modern GPS system? Imagine you’re driving down the highway in the city, completely distracted. The GPS says, "In 500 feet, take Exit 42." But you miss it. You fly right past the exit. A normal human being in the passenger seat might sigh,…