Ben begins a new sermon series for Advent where we will be examining The Lord’s Prayer: The Expectant Prayer.

God makes a promise to us: he is on our side. He is faithful. He will not abandon us.

Nehemiah has finished building the wall and calls everyone to gather together. It is good that we can also once again gather. We are made to gather and it hurts when we cannot.

Nehemiah knows who he is in God. Nothing can distract him from this.

What is your role in the Kingdom of God? Is your role defined by what others are doing and saying or is it defined by what God is doing through you?

Is prayer your first response or do you try to solve things yourself? Nehemiah’s first response to any challenge is to pray.

In the opening sermon of the new series on Nehemiah, we learn that we must first and foremost be a people who serve God.

In the final sermon of this series, Ben examines John 21, where Jesus appears to seven of his disciples at daybreak by the Sea of Tiberius. This passage shows us how the resurrection of Jesus changes everything.

How do you deal with things that haven’t gone to plan? Do you believe that God will give you more to allow you to do more?