Leader Resources

What happens when the excitement fades and the work gets hard? This week, we’ll look at the “messy middle” — the season between the dream and the finish line — when distractions, criticism, and fear threaten to pull us off course.

Like Nehemiah, we’re called to see the broken walls around us and believe that God can rebuild through us. But are we willing to sacrifice for something that will outlast us? We’ll talk about what it means to invest in God’s vision and why giving is an act of worship. What could God do through you if you said yes to His call?

The story of Nehemiah reminds us that broken walls leave us vulnerable, but when every family picks up their part, the city is made strong. What if the same is true for our homes, our kids, and our church? We’ll discover why building together matters, how to protect our families from outside influences, and what it looks like to pass on a legacy of faith.

What do you do when the walls of your life feel broken down? How do you move forward when the problem seems overwhelming, the solution feels out of reach, and the timing never seems right? This week we’ll look at Nehemiah’s story and discover how God gives vision that brings hope, direction, and purpose. You’ll be challenged to see that what God originates, He orchestrates—and that He invites you to join Him in rebuilding what’s been broken.

Maybe you’ve wrestled with questions like, “Am I really living the life God made me for?” We’ll look at Nehemiah’s story and how God shapes big vision in the middle of waiting, praying, and preparing. You don’t have to fear the future—you can build it with God.

Do you ever wonder where your life is headed? During this series we’re looking at God’s vision for your life, your family, and your future. Vision gives direction, purpose, and hope—and you don’t have to fear the future when you build it with God.