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TOPIC: HOW TO ACCOMPLISH GREAT THINGS (l)

WEDNESDAY 17TH FEB.,2016

TOPIC: HOW TO ACCOMPLISH GREAT THINGS (l)
TEXT: Nehemiah 1:4 “So it was, when I heard these words, that I sat down and wept, and mourned for many days; I was fasting and praying before the God of heaven.”

In spite of impossible odds and implacable enemies, Nehemiah rebuilt the walls of Jerusalem in just fifty-two days. It was an incredible accomplishment! He wasn’t even a builder; he was a waiter in the palace of King Artaxerxes, a heathen monarch. ‘ So before you say, ‘It can’t be done, or ‘l don’t have the qualifications, ‘ examine Nehemiah’s story. In fact, that’s what we’re going to do for the next few days. The first lesson we will learn is: you must find a need that moves you in our environment, family, workplace, Church/fellowship or in relationship with others.
‘They said to me… “The wall of Jerusalem is broken down, and its gates have been burned with fire. ” When I heard these things, I sat down and wept. For some days I mourned…fasted and prayed before… God… ‘ (Vs. 3-4). Simple what did Nehemiah fast and pray for? Give your servant success…’ (v. 11). When you find a need that moves you to tears and causes you to say, ‘Something must be done about this!’ the chances are that God’s calling you to do something about it. You may be a leader like Nehemiah, or you may simply be like one of the followers who helped him. Either way, when God stirs your heart about a need, He’s calling you to get involved and take action. If you’re willing to say ‘Yes!’, He will place the resources of heaven at your disposal. When your heart says, ‘This is what I was born to do,’ you may have found your life’s vision. The love of Christ compels us to find a need. Prayerfully search for the lost sheep around you for Christ’s conviction kingdom.

Meditation: 2 Cor 5:14A

STUDY THE BIBLE
HEB 12/EX 16 & 17/PROV 7:6-27

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