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The Work after the Work

Not a Kind of Hearers but a Kind of People

Be like Hannah

A sermon from Nehemiah 6–8 about what happens after God allows us to accomplish something. The wall was finished, but Nehemiah understood that the work was not over. What had been built needed to be guarded, entrusted to faithful people, and kept under the authority of God’s Word. This message challenges believers to protect what God has given them, remain faithful in their responsibilities, and never allow visible accomplishments to replace spiritual growth.

This sermon challenges believers to examine not only how they hear God’s Word, but what kind of people they are becoming because of it. Based on James 1:22–27, it confronts critical, insensitive, easily offended, and spectator attitudes while calling Christians to become servant-minded, burden-bearing, and ultimately more like Christ.

Don’t Stop Praying and Dreaming is a sermon from the life of Hannah in 1 Samuel 1, reminding us not to abandon the burdens and godly desires we have continually brought before the Lord. Though Hannah waited “year by year,” she continued to pray until her burden became a testimony: “For this child I prayed” (1 Samuel 1:27 KJV). This message challenges believers to keep praying for family salvation, souls, church growth, a place for ministry, our children, labourers, open doors, and revival.The answer may not have come yet, but that is no reason to stop praying, serving, sowing, and trusting God.

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Growing together in the knowledge of God’s Word and building a strong foundation for the Christian life.

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Helping believers grow in Christ, become grounded in His Word, and faithfully follow Him.