Messages from August 2026
Revival
The book of Nehemiah is, of course, known for its account of the rebuilding of the wall of Jerusalem. Following the completion of that wall, something even more remarkable occurred: a revival, a “rebuilding” of the spiritual life of the people. This morning we look at the spiritual renewal—what it is, and what it isn’t in Part 8 of our series in Pastor Steve’s message, “Revival.”
Walking Strong
Today’s message focuses upon Nehemiah 6:1-16. John DeLancey shares a “pictorial message” offering more contextual background of the rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem by Nehemiah. The message is entitled, “Walking Strong.” In this chapter Nehemiah completes rebuilding the walls in 52 days despite the challenges and obstacles. We can walk strong in our faith as we place our faith in Christ as our sure foundation! John serves as the Director of Biblical Israel Ministries & Tours.
Fixing What’s Broken Inside
Today we continue our Hand Me Another Brick journey through Nehemiah as Pastor Mark shares the message, “Fixing What’s Broken Inside.” We also have the joy of celebrating with several men, women, boys, and girls who are taking the step of following Jesus in believers’ baptism! Have your Bibles open to Nehemiah 5 and be ready to follow along.
Our God Will Fight for Us
Opposition is inevitable, but God’s people are never left to face it alone. In Nehemiah 4, we see that prayer is our dependence on God, our defense against the enemy, and our faithful duty in every battle. Today Pastor Ben will help us explore how God works powerfully through our weakness, reminding us that victory doesn’t come from our own strength but from trusting God who fights for his people.
Beyond the Wall
What, really, does an ancient account the rebuilding of Jerusalem’s wall have to say to us in our day Today’s passage for our current sermon series from the Book of Nehemiah recounts the beginning of the actual construction of that wall. That project, and its place in God’s larger story of redemption, has more to say to us today than we might realize. Pastor Steve explores that meaning to us in today’s message “Beyond the Wall.”
