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SeriesRebuilding

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Kyle Sanford
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The favor of our governments brings opportunity; the favor of our God brings success.
The sermon examines the biblical account of Nehemiah's interaction with King Artaxerxes, drawing parallels to contemporary discussions about the relationship between church and state. It emphasizes the importance of respectful engagement with earthly authorities, even when those leaders hold differing beliefs, while ultimately grounding hope and success in God's favor. The message encourages believers to fulfill their roles with integrity, recognizing that true influence stems from serving God faithfully and trusting in Christ as their advocate, rather than seeking political outcomes or imposing agendas onto scripture.