Rooftop Church 10/26/25 Rooftop Church 10/26/25

A Guide to Resolving Conflicts

Nehemiah 5

We are not naïve to think we can live in a world without conflict. But as God’s people ,we are called to resolve it in a Godly way whenever it arises. As if defending against external enemies wasn’t difficult enough, Nehemiah now faces the challenge of his own people turning against one another. From this passage, we’ll learn how to handle conflict the right way—by following the proper channels for voicing concerns, demonstrating Biblical leadership, and showing deep humility and trust from everyone involved.

Rooftop Church 10/19/25 Rooftop Church 10/19/25

Haters Gon' Hate

Nehemiah 4

Following the remarkable series of successes recorded in Nehemiah 1-3, ch.4 details a severe crisis in the attempt to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem. We have plenty of haters in our lives--those who come our way to discourage us and attempt to nullify our efforts of accomplish something great. We will learn how we’re to respond to all the haters in our lives.

Rooftop Church 10/12/25 Rooftop Church 10/12/25

Stronger Together

It is easy to break one stick, but when you gather thousands of sticks together, it is almost impossible to break them all at the same time. Just like that, team is important in our lives, even when we do spiritual works as well. Nehemiah and his people finally arrived at Jerusalem to rebuild the broken wall. As they began to rebuild the wall, they worked as a team. As we read Nehemiah 3, we are going to see why team really matters in our spiritual journey.

Nehemiah 3

Rooftop Church 10/5/25 Rooftop Church 10/5/25

Vision To Reality

Vision to Reality

Nehemiah 2

Significant problems do not typically solve themselves. While it’s true that God can move directly and dramatically in supernatural ways, more often we find ourselves in situations where He works through ordinary people who are faithful and obedient to accomplish His will. In Nehemiah 2, we continue to follow Nehemiah’s life as he puts feet to his faith, demonstrating tremendous courage as well as a wise and strategic plan to see his vision become a reality.

Rooftop Church 9/28/25 Rooftop Church 9/28/25

Rebuilding The Broken Walls

Rebuilding the Broken Walls

Nehemiah 1

We will begin our in-depth study of the book of Nehemiah for the next several weeks. Nehemiah’s passion to carry the burden of his home nation is quite inspiring as he commits himself to rebuild the destroyed walls of Jerusalem. For our first look in Nehemiah, we will see how we can begin rebuilding (restoring) the broken walls of our lives. Just as Nehemiah sought God’s favor before taking steps to rebuild, we too are called to seek God.

Rooftop Church 9/21/25 Rooftop Church 9/21/25

The Forgotten Battle

Too many Christians dismiss the truth of spiritual warfare. The Bible is clear in teaching that there are influences and forces that work beyond the realm of the physical, emotional, and mental. This means that many of what we encounter may be as results of what occur in the spiritual realm. The enemy is relentless in stifling us so that we do not live the full life that God intends for us. We want to properly be equipped in fighting these battles—thwarting temptations, protecting our faith at all costs.

Ephesians 6:10-20

Rooftop Church 9/14/25 Rooftop Church 9/14/25

Meekness

Psalm 37:5-11

Today, we will look into the virtue of humility. Humility (meekness) is such an attractive quality in dealing with others. There is something profoundly powerful about it as it captures our hearts and we gravitate towards those who are humble. Being meek is not weak; meekness isn't passivity; meekness is trusting in the Lord's provision where He preserves His justice and righteousness.

Rooftop Church 9/7/25 Rooftop Church 9/7/25

Desert Musings: Navigating Transition seasons Well

Why do we struggle during transitions? What should we know and do during seasons of significant change? God's people often face fear and doubt during times of transition. Transitions can be frightening and uncomfortable. They can also reveal our lack of trust in God and our failure to engage in the necessary work for growth. Today's sermon encourages believers to resist fear, remember God's faithfulness, and move forward in faith.

Text: Exodus 14;10-12

Rooftop Church 8/31/25 Rooftop Church 8/31/25

Painful Cuts, Powerful Growth

Great fruits come through painful pruning. Powerful (spiritual) growth) come through painful cuts. In John 15, Jesus reminds us that God the Father, our gardener, loving cuts away what hinders our fruitfulness—not to harm us, but to strengthen us. Just as a vine must be trimmed to bear more fruit, we too must endure the acts/seasons of loss, correction, or discomfort to grow in character and faith. When we “remain in Him”, even in suffering, we bear lasting fruit—proving we are His beloved and bringing glory to the Father.

John 15:1-8

Rooftop Church 12/1/24 Rooftop Church 12/1/24

Living for your Inheritance

Joshua 12:7-24

What is your inheritance? Do you know what it is that God has prepared for you? The certainty of inheritance radically changes the way we live. The certainty of the future reward impacts how face today and tomorrow. Going through the Israelites’ journey of receiving their allotment of the promise land greatly encourages us to cling to God’s promises for us. We also learn that God allots different portions for different people. We’re to be content and trust in what God has provisioned for us.