Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. 2 Timothy 2:15
Sunday School Lesson May 25, 2025
A Covenant Renewal
Nehemiah 10:28–39
After years of spiritual drift and exile, the people of Israel recommit themselves to God’s covenant with deep conviction. This passage highlights their personal and communal commitment to obey God’s Word, steward their resources, and prioritize worship. They took practical steps—like tithing, Sabbath keeping, and temple support—as visible signs of inward renewal. This ancient example challenges modern believers to renew their commitments to God in tangible, life-transforming ways.
🔥 5 Powerful Points to Inspire Your Week:
- Renewal Starts with Reverence
The people respected God’s Word enough to act on it. Renewal in our lives and businesses starts when we re-center around His truth. - Covenant Includes Community
Everyone—leaders, families, servants—was part of the covenant. Transformation isn’t just personal; it lifts entire households and communities. - Stewardship Is Worship
Tithes, offerings, and temple support weren’t seen as obligations but as acts of worship. Your giving reflects your heart. - Obedience Requires Intentionality
Their written agreement shows they weren’t relying on emotion—they made structured, thoughtful commitments. We must be deliberate with our decisions. - Don’t Neglect the House of God
Nehemiah 10:39 ends with this conviction: “We will not forsake the house of our God.” Prioritize God’s work with passion and consistency—He honors it.
The Power of Fresh Starts – How we can begin again regardless of past failures
Put It in Writing – The transformative impact of documenting our commitments
Community Strengthens Commitment – Why we need others on our journey
Specific Beats Vague Every Time – The importance of concrete actions over general intentions
Prioritize What Sustains You – How to protect the foundations that nourish our wellbeing
Sunday School 10AM
