The Virtue Podcast

What is going on in our heart? ?The heart is the hardest thing to move, but that is how God gets His work done,? says Debbie. In this message, we learn how to put a guard on our heart, mind, and words?disciplines that bring spiritual revival that starts from within.

How can we honor God? When we remember God's faithfulness in our praise, prayer, and worship. Most of all we can honor God by the way we live our life, reflecting His goodness that others would turn to Jesus.

Cathe shares on the pressure and price of leadership, and how to handle opposition like Nehemiah, who focused, feared, and reverenced God. Believers today can trust that God is with us, and working through us no matter what we face. Nehemiah?s leadership points to the greatest leadership of all?Jesus.

Christi shares on how to respond and not react to divisions and problems among believers. When we share in the burdens of others, we are able to encourage and be a help in the rebuilding of their lives. The spiritual leadership of Nehemiah was the result of his prayer life, and fear (reverence) of God. Nehemiah?s obedience to God led him to his purpose and calling, giving him a voice to his people.

Are there internal problems in your life? Before restoration, we must face the problem from within. Shelley teaches on how not to be divided, and encourages us to work together, putting others first, lifting each other up, and glorifying God. ?We can?t rebuild unless we are united,? says Shelley.

Message by Melanie Brown

When opposition comes, do you react or respond? Trish teaches on God's faithfulness to Nehemiah in the rebuilding of the walls, and His faithfulness in the rebuilding of our lives. Before running into action, we must first fall to our knees before God in prayer and place our dependence on Him.

"The hand of the Lord is always moving," says Sue. God called Nehemiah to task and he trusted in God to provide. Nehemiah had favor with God, and God gave him favor with man to accomplish His purpose. God's grace provides and restores those who call on His name.

A story of hope, promise, and redemption, and the rebuilding of a people that were broken and defeated. Tiffany shares from the story of Nehemiah, a man of God, prayer, and action.

Cathe Laurie introduces us to the Book of Nehemiah and encourages believers that God has a purpose in life's challenges. God has placed us where we are to accomplish His tasks and influence those around us for His kingdom. This is a calling of reconciliation and God's purpose starts with us.

Message by Esther Fleece

Message by Lisa Harper

Do you feel abandoned or at a point of no return? Special guest Lacey Sturm encourages us in our challenges, where she has discovered God identifies with our emotions, depression, and relationships. "You can find your wholeness with your relationship to God," says Lacey.

V2 Virtue - The Lord's Prayer - Lesson 9 - Matthew 6:13; John 17:14-17; 1 Peter 5:6-10 God puts us in a fiery furnace that we may be refined and come forth as gold for the ultimate good. Cathe encourages believers to be assured that God finishes what He starts. Our loving Father has a purpose and a plan that is perfecting us for eternity. Godly endurance in this world will bring happiness for all eternity.

V2 Virtue - The Lord's Prayer - Lesson 8 - Matthew 6:11; Matthew 6:12-14; 1 John 1:8-9 "Every issue of life hinges on what we are going to do with forgiveness," says Christi. Christ died to pay the ultimate price to free us of guilt and offer us freedom in salvation. It is but a simple prayer away.