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It's sad but true. Sometimes God's people poorly reflect the will and heart of God with one another. Last week Nehemiah had to contend with hostilities from people outside of Israel. In this week's message, the strife is coming from within the community of God's people. Nehemiah sets the example of how a leader, and each of us, should respond to injustice, speak hard truths in love with other believers, and exemplify faith in God, knowing we will all have to give an account before His throne.

Scripture References: Nehemiah 5:1-19, Hebrews 13:17, Exodus 22:25-2528, 1 Timothy 5:19

From Series: Historical Sermons, Nehemiah: The Lord Builds His Kingdom | More Messages from Micah Labovitch | Download Audio

From Series: "Nehemiah: The Lord Builds His Kingdom"

Sometimes in life, the hardest challenges we face are not just following God in the first place, but rather following Him for the long haul. It is not always easy to fully trust and surrender ourselves to God in every step on the long journey of faith. But God desires to walk with us, lead us, and to see His Kingdom built in us and through us. The book of Nehemiah continues on right where the book of Ezra left off: the people of God have been established back in Jerusalem again, have rebuilt the Temple of God, and have begun the hard process of restoration and sanctification with God. But the story is far from over. Join us for our study of Nehemiah in 2023 as we see God work with His restored people to build His kingdom- through great challenges and trials- all pointing us to what life in the Kingdom of God truly means. Join us as we look to the King and His Kingdom together through Nehemiah in 2023.

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Pastor Ken explores what it means to be marked by love and moving toward deeper and more authentic relationships. We are sorry but the video of this sermon is not available.

Scripture References: Romans 12:9-10

From Series: Together Living with Purpose, Historical Sermons | More Messages from Ken Abramson | Download Audio