Rebuilding the Gates
In the first two chapters of the Book of Nehemiah we read of Nehemiah diagnosing the disaster, discerning the enemy, and rallying the remnant. Nehemiah was not a prophet, priest or prince. He was a cup-bearer whose heart was first broken over the desolate walls and gates of Jerusalem before his heart was stirred to rebuild them. Amongst the very small remnant stirred to this task was 38 individuals mentioned by name. Some were men of ministry and others men of position but most were sons, daughters, workers, and a sixth son of an unknown man. In chapter 3 we read of the rebuilding of the ten gates of Jerusalem. Ten is the number of God's order. Each of these gates represent a truth that we must restore and rebuild in this church and city. This is not revival but it is essential to genuine revival. Join us on this spiritual journey to rebuild the gates of Jerusalem in this generation.
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Rebuilding the Gates Pt.1
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Rebuilding the Gates Pt.2
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Discerning the Enemy
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The Sheep Gate (1st)
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The Fish Gate (2nd)
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The Old Gate (3rd)
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The Valley Gate (4th)
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The Dung Gate (5th)
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The Fountain Gate (6th)
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The Water Gate (7th)
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The Horse Gate (8th)
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The Eastern Gate (9th)
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The Inspection Gate (10th)
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Restoration and Revival
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Revival & Contending for the Faith (Part A)
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Revival & Contending for the Faith (Part B)
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We have just started to video our Sunday morning messages as a means to spread God's Word and as a blessing to all our friends in other countries who cannot gather with us on a weekly basis. We hope and pray that the Lord will use this new step to encourage and challenge you.
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