Shawn St. Clair teaches through the first six chapters of the historical book of Nehemiah, exploring the principles of Christian service, opposition, and spiritual rebuilding. He examines Nehemiah’s initial burden and prayer life in Susa, his careful approach to undertaking the work with prayer, sacrifice, and divine authority, and the importance of working together in fellowship within the local assembly. Furthermore, St. Clair addresses the various external and internal attacks believers face when seeking to serve God, including scorn, mockery, conspiracies, internal conflicts, compromise, slander, and betrayal, while emphasizing that believers must rely on the Lord for strength to complete the work for His glory.

This message is from our 2025 Conference and was recorded on 1/11/25