Today, we continued our teaching series by studying Nehemiah 4–6. As the wall of Jerusalem neared completion, opposition intensified, revealing an important truth: when God’s mission advances, spiritual opposition is imminent. The enemy often uses ridicule, fear, discouragement, and distraction to pull God’s people away from the work He has called them to do. We have to learn to: build with one hand and battle with the other. The enemy cannot stop God’s mission, but he will try to stop God’s people. Ultimately, Jesus faced every form of opposition, yet never abandoned the mission, securing victory for us through His life, death, and resurrection. We hope this message encourages and challenges you. Thanks for listening!
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