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  • Success at Last!

    Success at Last!


    In Nehemiah 2:1–8, God’s long preparation meets decisive opportunity. Before the king, Nehemiah prays, speaks, and acts as the Lord opens doors no human strategy could force. This sermon explores God’s timing, means, power, and glory evidenced in the life of Nehemiah. It’s not what was expected!

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  • A Faithless Woman and a Faithful Remnant

    A Faithless Woman and a Faithful Remnant


    In Revelation 2:18–29, Christ confronts a church tolerating corruption while preserving a faithful remnant. This sermon exposes the danger of spiritual compromise, the seduction of false authority, and the steadfast call of the risen Lord to holiness, perseverance, and hope in His final judgment and promised reward.

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  • The Declaration of Dependence

    The Declaration of Dependence


    Are you tempted to act like a practical independent Christian? God wants us to depend on him when we labour for the kingdom. The prayer of Nehemiah shows us M shaped devotion of dependence.

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  • The Church in Satantown

    The Church in Satantown


    In Revelation 2:12–17, Christ speaks to a church that lives in Satantown. Lifes rough, but the worst part is, compromise has kicked in. Compromise is one of the most incidious attacks of the devil and sadly the church has folded to it all too often.

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  • God-Centered Kingdom Concern

    God-Centered Kingdom Concern


    Nehemiah 1:1–4 shows a man whose heart bends first toward God and then toward God’s people. News of Jerusalem’s ruin does not spark strategy but prayer—grief carried into the presence of the King. This is true kingdom concern: seeing brokenness through God’s eyes and seeking His glory before all else.

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