A Chapter A Day

In this fascinating chapter we see how God causes His people to rejoice as they committed their all to Him!

God just might call us to step out of our comfort zone. Are you willing?

After reading the Law and confessing their sins, Nehemiah and the people seal a covenant and vow to serve God and keep the Law of Moses. They decided to realign their priorities with what mattered most. May we, too, realign our priorities with what matters most and commit our ways to God! One chapter. One takeaway. One day at a time.

Nehemiah and the people made a covenant to rededicate their lives to God. May we remember how good God has been and dedicate our lives to live for Him!

Nehemiah 8 gives us a great understanding of what it means to preach the word of God clearly and help the people understand it. May we come to the Word of God with an open heart and listening ears 🙏🏼 One chapter. One takeaway. One day at a time.

In this chapter, we find a comforting thought in this long list of names. God is faithful! One chapter. One takeaway. One day at a time.

After receiving opposition and intimidation from the enemy, Nehemiah decided to stand strong and not come down from doing God’s work! May you and I stay faithful to what God has called us to! One chapter. One takeaway. One day at a time.

Nehemiah posed a convicting question to those who were not living right: ought we not to live in the fear of God? One chapter. One takeaway. One day at a time.

Nehemiah encouraged the people to be unified together in order to accomplish the work that God called them to do! As they determined to stand strong, it was God who was fighting on their behalf. One chapter. One takeaway. One day at a time.

In this long list of names of people working on the wall, we realize that every piece is essential. God used these people to restore Jerusalem in order to protect a people that would one day bring forth The Messiah. One chapter. One takeaway. One day at a time.

Nehemiah recognized that God was at work and that His hand was upon Nehemiah. May we have this same recognition in our lives that God is in control! One chapter. One takeaway. One day at a time.

As we start a new book, today we learn about Nehemiah getting the news of the brokenness of Jerusalem, his burden for the people, and his heart of prayer. One chapter. One takeaway. One day at a time. #BiblePodcast #ExpositoryPreaching #Nehemiah #Rebuild #Leadership #Prayer #Restoration #Renew #Revival

The God of all grace is able to sustain us through no matter what life brings. One chapter. One takeaway. One day at a time.

There is a purpose for suffering. When you suffer for Christ, you are sharing in His glory. One chapter. One takeaway. One day at a time.

There is a pattern in suffering and God wants us to respond to trials like Christ. One chapter. One takeaway. One day at a time.

God calls you not to blend in, but to stand out. Live like a light in the darkness and point others to Him.

First Peter reveals how God’s redemptive purpose is advanced in the lives of His people as they suffer for Christ’s sake. In the midst of suffering, we have a hope that is rooted in Christ’s resurrection!

Joy. Peace. Contentment. These do not come from your situation. They come from your union with Christ. This final chapter calls us to rejoice in the Lord, think on what is true, and rest in His strength.

Righteousness is not earned, but found in Christ alone. Paul’s goal in life was to gain Jesus. This chapter is a call to let go of your past and press on toward what lies ahead.

What does true humility look like? Jesus. We must strive for unity through humility and humility through Christ.

Life is not about comfort or control. It is about Christ. Whether Paul lived or died, he had one aim: to magnify Jesus. Because of your union with Christ, you can have joy despite your circumstances!

James 5 reminds us to wait patiently and pray fervently. Faith doesn’t panic under pressure. It prays and presses on.

James 4 confronts our pride and worldliness and calls us to humble submission to God. Real faith bows before God, not the world.

James 3 calls us to control our words and pursue wisdom from above. Your speech reflects your spiritual maturity.

James 2 reminds us that real faith doesn’t play favorites and doesn’t sit still. True belief always leads to action.