The central and crucial point of the books of Ezra and Nehemiah, the recovery books, is the proper and adequate leadership as seen with Nehemiah; in serving the Lord we need to be found faithful and we need to be willing to be matched with others to be the proper representation of the Body […]
Being Faithful to God and being Matched with Others in our Service to God in the Body
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Learn from Nehemiah to Live in Resurrection, Love God, and Work with the Saints to Build
We need to learn from Nehemiah to live in resurrection, love God and His interests, be unselfish, apply ourselves to work with the saints to build up the church, and end this age in oneness with the Lord. In reading the book of Nehemiah we are impressed with the pattern of Nehemiah as one […]
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Having a Heart to Build the Church and being Properly Aggressive for God’s Interest
We need to have a heart to build the church and be properly aggressive for God’s interest on the earth. Nehemiah was a pattern of one who had a dispensational value to God, for he was properly aggressive and had a heart to build the city of God so that the interests of God […]
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The Pattern of Nehemiah as the Perfect Leader who had Dispensational Value to God
We need to consider the pattern of Nehemiah; he was a true overcomer; he was a pattern of someone who has dispensational value to God, for he was properly aggressive for God and His people, he had a pure heart, he was not ambitious, and he was the perfect leader. We should consider an example […]
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