In this message, we learn a powerful lesson from Nehemiah 4: when God gives you a vision, opposition often rises immediately. The Bible shows how Sambalat and Tobiah mocked, pressured, and tried to discourage Nehemiah and the people as they rebuilt the wall.

The key insight is simple: Sambalat and Tobiah don’t attack because you are failing—they attack because your progress is threatening their agenda. When Nehemiah moved forward to restore what was broken, the enemies became furious. That same pattern still happens today when a child of God is trying to build, grow, and obey God’s direction.

So how did Nehemiah win?

This teaching reminds us that not every resistance is “normal life.” Sometimes there is spiritual opposition behind what we see. Sambalat and Tobiah can show up through people, pressure, mocking words, and strategic distractions designed to make you stop.

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Nehemiah prayed, but he also posted guards and stayed alert. This is a major lesson: prayer without watchfulness can make a believer vulnerable. You can pray and still set boundaries. You can pray and still stay wise. This balance defeats Sambalat and Tobiah’s strategies.

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One strong warning from this message is personal: don’t become a Sambalat and Tobiah to someone else. If you cannot support others, don’t destroy them. If you cannot pray for them, don’t use your mouth against them. God’s elevation works best in a life that is clean and supportive.

If you are facing resistance while trying to do something good, don’t panic. Stay focused. Stay prayerful. Stay watchful. God helped Nehemiah finish the wall, and God will help you prevail over Sambalat and Tobiah in your life.

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In this episode, we explore what it truly means to be born again — the life-changing invitation Jesus gave in John 3. Through the conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus, we uncover why spiritual rebirth is the doorway to God’s kingdom and the beginning of a brand-new life filled with purpose, peace, and hope.

Many people ask what it takes to be born again, and the Bible gives a clear answer. Jesus explained that being born again means surrendering the old life, receiving forgiveness, and allowing the Holy Spirit to transform our hearts from the inside out (John 3:3–6; Romans 10:9–10).

When we are born again, our priorities change. God guides, protects, and provides — placing His children on His spiritual priority list. Being born again doesn’t mean life becomes perfect, but it does mean God walks with us through every season.

If you’re ready to take the step of faith, we walk through a simple prayer together — inviting Jesus Christ into your heart. You can also pray along using this helpful guide:
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In this podcast episode, we explore Mark chapter 5 and discover how the power in the name of Jesus breaks every stronghold. When Jesus confronted the man possessed by demons, the problem wasn’t the man — it was the spirit behind the problem. The story reminds us that every power must bow to Jesus, and believers today still walk in that same authority.

The man in Mark 5 wasn’t simply “a difficult person.” His struggle came from the demonic influence behind his situation. When he encountered Jesus, every spirit had to bow — because demons submit to the authority of Jesus Christ.

No matter how complicated life becomes, the name of Jesus still carries power. The devil may try to work through situations or distractions, but those who run to Jesus find safety and deliverance.

James 4:7 reminds believers: “Submit yourselves to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.” Authority comes when we stay surrendered to God. When Jesus said, “Get behind Me,” it showed us how to stand firm and refuse the enemy’s influence.

As children of God, we walk in victory. We declare freedom, strength, and boldness — because Jesus answers prayers and breaks chains.

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• Our real battles are spiritual — and Jesus always wins.
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