Bible Talks Stockton Anglican

Our next chapter of Nehemiah is a lesson in leadership, in vision, mission, trust, opposition and delegation. There is something here for everyone as we seek to do the mission of Christ on earth. (Nehemiah 2.11-3.12)

God takes great delight in using us to answer our own prayers. I think this teaches that prayer is often like that old saying. You can give a person a fish and feed them for a day, or you can teach them to fish and you have given them not just food for a life time, but you have given them meaning, purpose, hope, resilience, joy, you have given them a story. Zero to hero, that’s Nehemiah.

George Whitfield, John Wesley, the Hebrides, the Toronto Blessing and the Billy Graham Crusades are just a few examples of great revivals. Meaning, what we see in Jonah is nothing new or out the ordinary. God in times of stress and trouble has been turning the hearts of people towards himself throughout all of human history. The take home.. Pray for revival today, continue to work on your own heart and rest assured that God will do a great thing.

What will it take for us to turn to the Lord, to trust Him, to lean on Him and to receive His love?

In what ways are we ignoring God? How are we limiting our own transformation before God? And whats the take home? God is not passive when it comes to calling us to repentance. Jonah 1

Struggling with sin? Struggling with the sin of others? This message from Galatians 6 is for you.