Come join us as we continue our series through the book of Nehemiah. This morning, we are working through chapter 4 as we consider the challenges faced by Nehemiah and company along with those we might face today in our pursuit of doing the will of God. Music: "once again" by bensound.com

Happy Father's Day! In light of this special day, come learn what it takes to raise children in today's world. More importantly, let's determine what the Lord expects in raising the next generation. Conversely, we will evaluate what can happen if we ignore His instructions. Music: "happiness" by bensound.com

We left chapter 1 wondering how the Lord would answer Nehemiah's prayers, and we turn our attention to chapter 2 to see how the Lord worked. As it was time to inform the people about the Lord's doings, there is great assurance in knowing how they responded back to Nehemiah: "let us rise up and build." Join us as we mine the gems of Nehemiah 2 and learn how to apply the truths to our lives. Music: "going higher" by bensound.com

We begin our summer series through the book of Nehemiah. This book covers the rebuilding of Jerusalem following ancient Israel's destruction and exile at the hands of Babylon. We will attempt to pull out the truths that can help us today as we look to strengthen the modern church. Music: "a day to remember" by bensound.com

Happy Memorial Day to you! We take a sobering look at the latter end of ancient Israel's days preceding their Babylonian captivity during the days of Jeremiah. We do so to evaluate our own days and see if there are missteps that we need to avoid. Come join us as we look at Jeremiah 7:22-28 and determine where we are as a nation with respect to God's mercy. Music: "memories" by bensound.com

Join us as our graduates and church family are given a charge to follow after Christ. Built upon David's exhortation to his son, Solomon, we are encouraged to know Him better as we consider ways that life can hinder us from this endeavor. Music: "inspire" by bensound.com

Looking at I Kings 13:33-34, we examine the life of King Jeroboam and his failure to repent of his evil way. Furthermore, we observe how far-reaching his failure had on the people of his kingdom as well as the successive generations of kings. We do so to evaluate our own days and how we may be failing to turn from our own disobedient ways. "Blessed is the one who fears the Lord always, but whoever hardens his heart will fall into calamity." (Proverbs 28:14) Music: "elevate" by bensound.com

This morning's message comes from Jeremiah 42:18-22 as we consider the dangers associated with not heeding God's instructions. Like the ancient people of Judah, we, too, can pretend to desire the will of God while having our minds made up as to what we want to do. Where is your desire: knowing Christ or seeking other things? Music: "perception" by bensound.com