Hope Community Church
A casual, topical bible study to help "fill up your tank" in the middle of the week. Come as you are and dig deeper into the Word!
• Coffee bar at 6:30 in the auditorium
• Child Care (ages 6wks-5yrs) & Kids "Mid-Week Mania" (grades K-5th) provided
Lesson 5: “The Celebration”
Text: Book of Nehemiah
CELEBRATE defined:
1. to honor an occasion or accomplishment
2. to mark by festivities or other deviation from routine
3. to perform publicly and with appropriate rites
Nehemiah and his team celebrated:
1. The Ultimate Victor.
Nehemiah 4:14 NKJV
Nehemiah and his team celebrated:
1. The Ultimate Victor.
2. Incremental achievements.
Nehemiah 4:6 NKJV
Nehemiah 6:3, 8 NKJV
Nehemiah and his team celebrated:
1. The Ultimate Victor.
2. Incremental achievements.
3. Trustworthy leaders.
Nehemiah 7:1-2 NKJV
Nehemiah and his team celebrated:
1. The Ultimate Victor.
2. Incremental achievements.
3. Trustworthy leaders.
4. Unity and diversity.
Nehemiah 7:4-5 NKJV
Nehemiah and his team celebrated:
1. The Ultimate Victor.
2. Incremental achievements.
3. Trustworthy leaders.
4. Unity and diversity.
5. God's divine standard.
Nehemiah 8:1-6 NKJV
Nehemiah and his team celebrated:
1. The Ultimate Victor.
2. Incremental achievements.
3. Trustworthy leaders.
4. Unity and diversity.
5. God's divine standard.
6. The source of their strength.
Nehemiah 8:8-10 NKJV
Nehemiah and his team celebrated:
1. The Ultimate Victor.
2. Incremental achievements.
3. Trustworthy leaders.
4. Unity and diversity.
5. God's divine standard.
6. The source of their strength.
7. New opportunities.
Nehemiah 8:11-12 NKJV
Questions to ponder:
1. What might be some reasons why leaders don't celebrate with their team?
2. Consider the following statement "The reason some leaders don't celebrate with their team is because they are not sure what they should be celebrating"
» How can you as a leader ensure that you and your team know what is worth celebrating?
3. What would be an appropriate way for you to celebrate your team's accomplishments?