Sunday morning sermon by Tim Alsup. This morning we complete our Sunday morning study of the books of Ezra and Nehemiah. How does the book of Nehemiah end, and what can we learn from it?
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Sermons on Nehemiah
Sunday morning sermon by Tim Alsup, translated by Gary Reaves. Today is a “Two Languages, One Faith” Sunday, in which we worship as a church family in both English and Spanish. For this morning’s lesson, we study Nehemiah chapters 8-10, where we see a great revival. What happened, and what can we learn?
Sunday morning sermon by Tim Alsup. We are studying the books of Ezra and Nehemiah on Sunday mornings! This morning, as the Jews rebuild the wall of Jerusalem, several challenges stand in their path. What happened, and what can we learn?
Sunday morning sermon by Tim Alsup. We are studying the books of Ezra and Nehemiah on Sunday mornings! Today, we are introduced to Nehemiah, who feels a burden for God’s plan and makes a big request of the king. What happened, and what do we learn from it?
Sunday morning sermon by Tim Alsup. We have made it a tradition to have a theme for the year, a biblical idea to emphasize and plant a little deeper in our hearts. What do we hope to focus on in 2023?
Sunday evening sermon by Aarek Farmer. Tonight we revisit the book of Nehemiah, and see Nehemiah help the people move beyond their fears…
God needs and wants to use each of us, but in order for that to happen, not only do we need to have a desire and willingness to be used, but our purpose in life must be aligned with God’s. Nehemiah, was used by God to pull off a huge task. Through him, we can explore characteristics of people who God uses to serve His Kingdom.
Sunday AM sermon by Tim Alsup. Today is our annual Praying for Memphis Sunday, concluding a weekend of prayer with a time of worship focused on prayer for our community and for our outreach. In our lesson, we look at someone in the Bible who felt a burden for God’s plan, a burden that led him to prayer and action…