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Three Keys to Rebuilding From Brokenness

Scroll to 21:48 for the teaching.

Working in concert with each other, we glorify God. Next to and after each other. We’re taking the fallen stones and rubble of today’s church and each other’s lives, and we’re rebuilding … hand in hand much like Nehemiah led the Jews in rebuilding the wall and gates of Jerusalem. It took teamwork, prayer, and God’s protection. Unity of all.

3 Keys to Rebuilding From Brokenness

  • Remembering God
  • Praying and Watching
  • Rebuilding Together … Hand in Hand

Let us arise and rebuild what has tumbled to the ground during these challenging times.

“Behold, how good and how pleasant it is
For brethren to dwell together in unity!” Psalm 133:1

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4 responses to “Three Keys to Rebuilding From Brokenness”

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