In the book of Nehemiah, we see the people of Israel as they try to rebuild after exile and reaffirm their place as God's chosen people. But restoration isn't always easy... Join us as we explore the book of Nehemiah in our spring Bible study and discover themes of divine providence, faithfulness in exile, and God's care for His people.

Together, we'll learn about:

• Rebuilding and Restoration: A major theme in the book of Nehemiah is the physical rebuilding of Jerusalem’s walls, which symbolizes the restoration of Jerusalem as a holy city, protected and set apart for God’s people.
• Dependence on God: Throughout the book, Nehemiah is depicted as a leader who is deeply dependent on God, frequently turning to prayer for guidance, strength, and protection. Nehemiah recognizes that success comes from God alone.
• Perseverance through Opposition: The book of Nehemiah also highlights opposition from surrounding enemies. The narrative encourages steadfastness in the face of adversity; God’s work will prevail despite obstacles.

All college students and young adults are welcome. Join us on Sundays at 9:00 a.m. at C&T.