As a ministry grows and more disciples are made, there will be a time of transition where new leaders will be established. In this message, we will look at how Nehemiah hands over his leadership of Jerusalem to his brothers and the leadership qualities we can glean from them.

Throughout life and ministry, there is no doubt that we will face disappointment and trials. In this message, we will look at how Jesus responds to disappointment in His ministry and the trials the disciples faced in Mark 6:45-52.

With our current generation, many a times we find ourselves not having enough time. In this message, we will look at the example of how Nehemiah managed his time and priorities when building the wall.

Oppression from within, bondage and selflessness of a leader.

Our purpose, stewardship, work & faith.

Today, members of FOI share what God has showed them during Mission Focus 2020.

The reality of Spiritual warfare when believers move forward in faith to follow God.

This week, we look at an overview of Chapter 3 and the first 4 gates in their efforts to rebuild the walls. The rebuilding of the wall is a picture of us "ruling our own spirit". Prov 25:28

This week, we look at an overview of Chapter 3 and the first 4 gates in their efforts to rebuild the walls. The rebuilding of the wall is a picture of us "ruling our own spirit". Prov 25:28

This week we draw leadership principles from Nehemiah 3 as he begins to lead the charge for the rebuilding of the wall. We will also look at the profound meaning of the first gate mentioned: sheep gate.

This week we see Nehemiah take his journey to Jerusalem. We observe the many distinct discernment displayed by Nehemiah because he is in tune with God. God put in his heart to do something specific and discreet in Jerusalem that turns out to be a treasure guide to the root issue of the children of Israel.

This week, we see the maturity and faith of Nehemiah who is not afraid to put his own neck on the line. While he fully vested, he does not force God's hand but is willing to wait on the Lord and allowed God to work in his own heart.