Christ the King Church in Stillwater Nathan Colestock - Put Your Name on Something (Nehemiah 3)
Nov 16, 2025
Dive into the inspiring themes of Nehemiah 3, where builders are likened to mighty men in a sacred mission. Explore how the imagery of Ezekiel's river links the city to God's healing grace. Discover how Jesus fulfills this vision, transforming the church into a conduit of salvation. Learn practical lessons from Nehemiah, including building with ambition, doing your part, and using resources wisely. Embrace the call to contribute to a Christian civilization that reflects Christ's values across generations.
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WWI Monument Inspires Living The Sacrifice
- Colestock recounts the WWI monument inscription to show giving life meaning through living.
- He links that inscription to Nehemiah's list inspiring future generations to continue the work.
Wall-Builders Cast As New Heroes
- Nehemiah 3 copies 2 Samuel 23's structure to present wall-builders as new 'mighty men.'
- The list elevates ordinary builders into heroic participants in God's mission.
The Wall's Cosmic Purpose
- Ezekiel 47's river symbolizes God's saving grace flowing from temple through a city to the world.
- Nehemiah's wall mattered because it was meant to restore the conduit for that healing flow.
