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4 episodes with scripture: ezra 4:1-4:24
2 episodes with scripture: ezra 4:1-4:24
2 episodes with scripture: ezra 4:1-4:24
2 episodes with scripture: ezra 4:1-4:24
2 episodes with scripture: ezra 4:1-4:24
Main point: Don’t cut corners working for God. 1. Inspect every stone 2. Expect many storms 3. Trust One contractor
Be sober-minded; be watchful. Your adversary the devil prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour.
As the people of God set out to do the work of God, they run into opposition almost immediately. When this opposition arose, they didn’t give up. They stood against it and kept doing the work of God. There are many lessons for us here.
As the people of God set out to do the work of God, they run into opposition almost immediately. When this opposition arose, they didn’t give up. They stood against it and kept doing the work of God. There are many lessons for us here.
Join us as Senior Pastor Ken Whitten speaks during this Wednesday evening worship service.
Join us as Senior Pastor Ken Whitten speaks during this Wednesday evening worship service.
Join us as Senior Pastor Ken Whitten speaks during this Wednesday evening worship service.
Join us as Senior Pastor Ken Whitten speaks during this Wednesday evening worship service.
We believe that we are called of God to teach the Bible line upon line and to equip the members of our church to love God and serve Him in a way that demonstrates His love to people.
People will hate your guts, but you have to love them to death.
People will hate your guts, but you have to love them to death.
In every work of God, opposition is inevitable and faith is essential.
The Jews returned to Jerusalem with a clear purpose: to reestablish worship of the Lord, to rebuild the temple, and to reaffirm the nation’s relationship with God, but opposition formed almost immediately. The people of the land rose up against the Jewish exiles and continued through successive monarchs. Judah’s leaders rejected an offer by the “people of the land” because they recognized the compromise involved. This led to opposition.We need to learn that obedience to God does not guarantee that life will be fair or just.
The Jews returned to Jerusalem with a clear purpose: to reestablish worship of the Lord, to rebuild the temple, and to reaffirm the nation’s relationship with God, but opposition formed almost immediately. The people of the land rose up against the Jewish exiles and continued through successive monarchs. Judah’s leaders rejected an offer by the “people of the land” because they recognized the compromise involved. This led to opposition.We need to learn that obedience to God does not guarantee that life will be fair or just.
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