We're a Gospel-centered church fellowship in Columbia, Missouri, proclaiming salvation through Jesus Christ and following Him together as a community of believers. Our emphases are sound Bible teaching, joyful worship, hearty fellowship, and ongoing evangelism.
In Nehemiah 2:16-18, this remarkable leader met with the influential men of Jerusalem to convince them to join him in the massive wall-building project. In that meeting Nehemiah did four things which contributed greatly to his success -- things *we* can imitate to more effectively influence others toward righteous labor:
1. He exposed the problem.
2. He identified himself with others.
3. He pointed everyone to God.
4. He called for specific, united action.
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Redeeming Grace Church is a Gospel-centered fellowship in Columbia, Missouri, proclaiming salvation through Jesus Christ and following Him together as a community of believers. Our emphases are sound Bible teaching, joyful worship, hearty fellowship, and ongoing evangelism. Church website: https://www.rgcolumbia.org/ Church email: redeeminggc@gmail.com
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Curiously, when Nehemiah arrived at Jerusalem he secretly inspected the city walls during the night. His description of the inspection process (2:11-16) illustrates several major practical principles for us:
1. Diagnosis - getting a clear, firsthand understanding of the problem.
2. Discretion - being careful with communication and trust.
3. Doing - being ready to take action without being bogged-down by analysis.
1Chron. 29:1-22 describes a special collection King David initiated for the construction of the Temple. The successful collection was then followed by a worshipful celebration. Throughout the passage, these four main things were happening: