Jonathan Williams with Word of God, Speak

Worshipping God must be the beginning and the end and the center of our lives. If it is not, then idolatry in some form will penetrate our hearts.

For 75 years the walls of Jerusalem lay in ruin. Then, a man came along who trusted God and led the people to get the job done in 52 days. Is it possible that God can give us this same kind of spiri…

What’s more important to us? Acquiring wealth or advancing God’s work? Is it the American dream or is it the kingdom of God?

Today, I am going to share with you the greatest threat you and I face. It’s not other people. It’s not other nations. It’s not distressing circumstances. The answer may surprise you.

Do you ever feel like everything is being thrown against you? Have you ever had people spread rumors about you? Have you ever had people make fun of you? What do we do in such situations?

Rebuilding our broken world can be hard enough, but when external obstacles arise against us, it becomes one of life’s greatest challenges. What can we do when we face obstacles in life?

The little band of Jews living in Jerusalem and the surrounding area were encircled by enemies. It was crucial to get the wall built for protection. Every person had to be involved.

It is one thing to plan your work, but it is quite another to work your plan. Nehemiah was successful because he learned how to do both, despite difficulties, despite needs, and despite ridicule.

As you seek to rebuild your broken world, you will find difficulties. Don’t be surprised. But remember you have authority from God and can move forward in faith.

When we pray, God may want us to do something about it! God may say, “I have heard your prayer, and I’m going to answer it through you.”

If you are seeking to be used by God to mend the hurts of this world, you must approach people with humility knowing that you are a sinner too and you stand only by the grace of Christ.

When we are in a crisis, this is the time to recall God’s might. Our human-sized problems may make us look puny. But they are puny next to our great and awesome God.

At any given moment we know someone going through a crisis, or we are going through one. What do we do? It could weigh us down and send us to an early grave, or we could do what Nehemiah did. He pra…

We live in a broken world. But we have great news! God’s kingdom will prevail – no matter what happens. God’s plan for the world cannot be stopped.

The apostle Paul outlined for us how history will end and what will be the climaxing event of the Great Commission. His persepctive may surprise you!

Paul said "the ends of the ages" have come upon us. What did he mean? He meant that all history was pointing to this period of time when the gospel of Christ would go to all the nations of the world.…

The nations that rebelled against God and that were scattered at Babel are now returning to God. The apostle Paul showed how this was prophesied in Scripture.

Why did the apostles apply Messianic prophecy to themselves? They did it because they believed that the Messiah was working through them. Discover the surprising prophecies that the apostles used to …

How did the apostles view their mission? In this lesson, we will see how they connected it to the promise God gave to Abraham to bless all the nations of the world.

After he rose from the dead, Jesus had three priorities to fulfill with his disciples. Learn what Jesus talked about during those 40 days between his resurrection and enthronement to the right hand o…