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Building What Lasts (Part 4): Building Together

Ordinary people rebuilding an ancient stone wall together, each working on a different section, symbolizing shared mission, unity, and faithful obedience from Nehemiah 3.

Nehemiah 3 reveals how God rebuilds what’s broken through ordinary people united by a shared mission. Everyone has a role, and faithfulness together creates what lasts.

Category: Biblical Studies, Legacy, Identity, & Purpose, Old Testament Insights, Spiritual Growth Tags: Biblical leadership, building what lasts, Christian Leadership, community building, faithful obedience, leadership development, Nehemiah 3, rebuilding faith, serving together, shared mission, spiritual unity, teamwork in ministry

Building What Lasts (Part 3): Inspecting Before Building

A single lantern glows among the broken stones of an ancient wall at dusk, symbolizing discernment and quiet leadership.

Before you build publicly, learn to listen privately. Nehemiah shows how godly vision begins with quiet discernment before bold declaration.

Category: Biblical Studies, Legacy, Identity, & Purpose, Old Testament Insights, Spiritual Growth Tags: Biblical leadership, building what lasts, Christian leadership lessons, faith and patience, godly leadership, hearing God’s voice, leadership character, leadership development, leadership discernment, Nehemiah 2, Nehemiah study, Old Testament leadership, quiet seasons, rebuilding faith, Spiritual Discernment, spiritual formation, timing and obedience, vision and planning, vision before declaration, wisdom before action

Building What Lasts (Part 2): Vision with a Plan

An open Bible and journal in warm morning light, representing prayerful planning and divine guidance

In Nehemiah 2:1–8, we see that prayer and planning are not enemies—they’re partners. When God opens the door, faithful preparation meets divine opportunity, and the hand of God makes the impossible...

Category: Biblical Studies, Legacy, Identity, & Purpose, Old Testament Insights, Spiritual Growth Tags: courageous leadership, dependence on God, divine vision, faith and preparation, godly wisdom, leadership in Scripture, leadership lessons, Nehemiah 2, practical faith, prayer and planning, rebuilding faith, Spiritual leadership

Prophecy and Peace: How Jesus Prepares Us for What’s Ahead

A fiery apocalyptic landscape with dark storm clouds, lightning bolts, and meteors streaking across the sky above trembling mountains and a turbulent sea, symbolizing the end of the world and the coming renewal.

Prophecy isn’t meant to make us panic—it’s meant to bring peace. Discover how Jesus’ words prepare us to live with hope in uncertain times.

Category: Legacy, Identity, & Purpose, Life Application, Overcoming Trials, Spiritual Growth Tags: 2 Peter 3 commentary, biblical prophecy, Christian eschatology, end times hope, faith and fear, finding peace in prophecy, gospel hope, Jesus second coming, John 14 meaning, kingdom of God, Matthew 24 explained, peace in uncertainty, prophecy and peace, Spiritual endurance, trusting God’s plan

Building What Lasts (Part 1): A Leader with a Broken Heart

A broken stone wall illuminated by warm morning sunlight, with scattered stones on the ground symbolizing both ruin and restoration.

Every lasting move of God begins with a burden. Before Nehemiah rebuilt walls, he let God rebuild his heart. This first post in Building What Lasts reveals how divine vision is born through...

Category: Biblical Studies, Faith in Daily Life, Legacy, Identity, & Purpose, Life Application, Old Testament Insights, Spiritual Growth Tags: Biblical leadership, Christian leadership principles, Emotional health in leadership, God-given vision, Holy discontent, Leadership lessons from Nehemiah, Leading with compassion, Nehemiah 1, Prayer and leadership, Spirit-led leadership, Spiritual leadership

Letters to a Young Leader (Part 11): Guard the Deposit

Faithfulness isn’t flashy, but it’s always fruitful. Discover Paul’s final charge to Timothy—and to us—to guard the gospel with integrity and endurance.

Category: Biblical Studies, Discipleship, Legacy, Identity, & Purpose, Life Application, New Testament Teachings, Spiritual Growth Tags: Avoiding cultural compromise, Christian discernment, Faithfulness in leadership, Faithfulness over flashiness, Finishing well in faith, Gospel integrity, Guard the deposit, Guarding the Gospel, Spiritual endurance, Staying the course

Hope beyond the headlines: Finding light after loss

In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, discover how Scripture calls us to grieve with hope and live with eternal perspective in Christ.

Category: Faith in Daily Life, Legacy, Identity, & Purpose, Life Application, Overcoming Trials, Spiritual Growth Tags: Charlie Kirk assassination, Charlie Kirk memorial, Christian grief and loss, Christian response to tragedy, courage in opposition, eternal perspective, faith in times of tragedy, grieving with hope, hope after loss, truth with grace

How to Disciple Your Kids Without a Theology Degree

Learn simple, grace-filled ways to disciple your kids—anchored in 2 Chronicles 20. No theology degree required, just faith lived out at home.

Category: Biblical Studies, Family & Relationships, Legacy, Identity, & Purpose, Life Application, Old Testament Insights, Spiritual Growth Tags: Biblical parenting principles, Christian parenting, disciple your kids, faith at home, model dependence not perfection, parenting without a degree, raising faith in kids, remembering God’s faithfulness, spiritual parenting, worship as a family

Legacy from the Background: How God Uses Overlooked Lives

God uses unseen servants to shape eternity. Learn from Epaphras, Tychicus, Shiphrah & Puah about leaving a lasting legacy.

Category: Legacy, Identity, & Purpose, Spiritual Growth Tags: courage to obey God, faithfulness not fame, hidden heroes of Scripture, hidden influence, lasting spiritual influence, leaving a godly legacy, legacy of faith, overlooked biblical characters, quiet obedience in the Bible, unsung servants in the Bible

The Bible’s View on Self-Worth vs. Today’s Culture

Discover the Bible’s view on self-worth from Genesis 1:27. Learn how God defines your value, not culture, and how to live secure in your true identity.

Category: Legacy, Identity, & Purpose, Spiritual Growth Tags: appearance-based worth, biblical identity truths, biblical view of self-worth, Christian self-worth, gospel and self-worth, living secure in God’s truth, overcoming comparison, performance-based worth, resisting cultural identity, worth in God’s eyes

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