A wall cannot be built or rebuilt by one man’ but requires joint efforts of many. Nehemiah continued to display prayerful obedience to God with respectable patience, reserved revelations and methodical planning as he rallied the people in the face of opposition, with confidence that “The God of heaven Himself will prosper us.”. - Nehemiah 2:11-20 | Lessons in Leadership #4

A Godly leader is one who moves in sync with God. One who prays, wait, see and respond. One who trusts in God’s timing. In other words, can we simply trust and obey God? - Nehemiah 2:1-10 | Lessons in Leadership #3

A concerned leader who prays fervently, Nehemiah demonstrates the mark of a Godly leader with his exemplary prayer which draws parallel to the Lord’s Prayer. Is praying the A.I.R that we breathe? - Nehemiah 1:4-11

Continuing on our 2022 series on ‘Equipping the Saints’, Rev Darren kickstarts this new series of ‘Lessons in Leadership’, through the book of Nehemiah and exploring the first characteristics of a Godly leader - A Concerned Leader. - Nehemiah :1:1-4.

‘Rooted in’ is being formed, made or developed by using (something) as a basis. Ps Wei Kai exalts and explores PRAISE from Psalms 145:1-7 as the crucial basis of being rooted in a multi-generation community.

Consider your choice to serve the Lord as Rev Brandon Loy reiterates this fundamental truth and importance through the exemplary example of Joshua’s declaration of, ‘But as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.'. - Joshua 24:14-18