Appleton Gospel Church

Sometimes life is hard BECAUSE we're faithful to God. Nehemiah was nothing but faithful, as he did what God called him to do. However, he faced constant opposition and threats to his life and leadership. Why can’t it be that the more faithful we are, the better life goes? When bad days keep coming, we must remain faithful, trusting God to preserve us. Read More...

After dealing with external threats, Nehemiah realized there were internal problems, too. The poorest of the Jewish people were being exploited, but Nehemiah sacrificially led by example as he worked for their redemption. Rebuilding for God’s Name requires God’s people to live God’s way. Read More...

Almost immediately after starting his wall-building project, Nehemiah faced multifaceted, violent opposition. When facing similar threats, it's normal to feel discouraged and overwhelmed by fear. However, when threatened, Nehemiah teaches us to remember the Lord, pray and act, and give God the glory. Read More...

Nehemiah chapter 3 is basically just a list of names (most of which we can barely pronounce) and the part of the wall project they worked on. Why is this in the Bible?? Have you ever wondered? The answers are rich and complex, and full of hope. Read More...

When Nehemiah arrived in Jerusalem, it was not guaranteed that anyone would want to join his project. But because of Nehemiah's excellent leadership, the people rallied to the cause. The old proverb is true: If you want to go fast, go alone. But if you want to go far, go together. Read More...