Chapter 2 continues Nehemiah’s story in three scenes: verses 1-8; verses 9-16; and verses 17-20. As you read them, picture each of these scenes visually as if they were a movie playing before you. Use the questions below to help you fill in details and th

Nehemiah is caught in the tension of two worlds: cup-bearer to the king and brother to the exiles. Series: Nehemiah: Restoration & Redemption For more information: WednesdayintheWord.com Many thanks to Reggie Coates of Heartfelt Music & Ministry for graci

The book of Nehemiah teaches much biblical leadership, community and serving the body of Christ. Series: Nehemiah: Restoration & Redemption For more information: WednesdayintheWord.com Many thanks to Reggie Coates of Heartfelt Music & Ministry for graciou

In Jeremiah 38, we talked about how doing the right thing sometimes leads to punishment. But what about the people doing the punishing? When Babylon destroys our city or we get thrown into a cistern of mud, what happens to the guys doing the destroying or

Libby Taggart teaches on Psalm 19. Series: Psalms For more information: WednesdayintheWord.com Many thanks to Reggie Coates of Heartfelt Music & Ministry for graciously providing instrumental guitar music for our podcasts! Your written iTunes reviews enco

Sometimes we despair over our sinfulness and turn the Lord for mercy. But other times, we do the right thing and are punished for it. In Jeremiah 38:1-13, Jeremiah has spoken the message that the Lord asked him to speak and others are seeking to kill him

Psalm 130 is an individual lament psalm, one of the 7 songs of ascent. Series: Psalms For more information: WednesdayintheWord.com Many thanks to Reggie Coates of Heartfelt Music & Ministry for graciously providing instrumental guitar music for our podcas

You don't pick up a cookbook looking for the same things you would find in history textbook or vice versa. You expect a different kind of experience from a "beach read" and a suspense-thriller or from a travel guide and a self-help book. What do you expec

For many people today, religious hope is a fairy tale. They see no difference between believing in Jesus Christ and believing in Santa Claus. In Jeremiah's day, with the Babylonian army threatening their border, Jerusalem was a place with little hope. To

Jeremiah warns the people of Judah that God is about to let the Babylonians conquer Jerusalem and deport them because they have disobeyed God. That raises the question, "If God really is going to let our city be destroyed and send us into exile, what good