Show Notes
In this sermon from Nehemiah 6, Pastor Josh McPherson unpacks how the enemy uses opportunity, criticism, fear, and temptation to pull God’s people off the wall of their calling. Like Nehemiah, Christians must learn to say, “I am doing a great work and cannot come down,” refusing to live for the approval of man and staying focused on obeying Jesus no matter the cost. Register today for Freedom Con (LESS THAN TWO WEEKS AWAY!) ➡️ Learn more here: https://www.FreedomCon26.com Support the show T...
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