If we could only stay focused, there’s no telling what we could accomplish together! But distractions always seem to get in the way. This week let’s learn how to shut the door on distractions as we chase the calling God has in our lives. Enjoy this inspi.

“We’ve always done it this way.” It’s a phrase that reveals the patterns in our life. What patterns need changing? God has the best plan for you. Nehemiah chose to not follow the path of his predecessors. Out of reverence for God, he acted differently. T.

Whenever you step out to rebuild, you need to expect opposition. Following Jesus in obedience means the enemy will oppose you. Nehemiah responded to the opposition by taking it God and fighting for others. Your God is fighting for you, and Christ has won.

When we want to start rebuilding, it can be very tempting to bypass a critical step in the rebuild process of our lives: Inspection. You know what’s broken in your life and you have a vision to rebuild, but now it's time to inspect. Nehemiah took time al.

Once we have identified what needs fixing in our world, we need to act! What is God calling you to do about the brokenness? You need a God-given vision for your life! If you can’t define it, you can’t do it! Every person was created on purpose for a purp.

Nehemiah was an ordinary person who hit a breaking point when he saw a need. Before you can build, you have to have a burden. Rebuilding involves: Sitting down to cry, kneeling down to pray, and standing up to act. God is your Redeemer! There is no part .

Too often we allow what we are facing to be the lens that we view life through. Our perspective is shaped by our situation. What can change our perspective? Praise! While Paul was in prison, he chose to praise God. He didn’t need a breakthrough to begin .

How do you find peace and when living a life of anxiety? When fear and worry grip your hearts? Philippians 4:4-7 promises peace that  “transcends all understanding”. How can we find peace that only God can give when your mind is racing and you can’t focu.

Everyone is prone to worry. At its root, worry is forgetfulness. Jesus taught a large crowd of worriers how they could overcome. By looking at the birds and the flowers He showed us that when we worry we forget our value, our Father, and our purpose. Wha.

All of us know what it is like to be overwhelmed by stress, anxiety, and fear and play out scenarios in our minds. We can allow the worst-case scenario to be the narrative that shapes us; but how often do those worries come true? From prison, Paul wrote,.