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As seen in: Summit Life with J.D. Greear, Squarespace, Christianity Today, Crosswalk.com, Relevant Magazine, Church Leaders, Christianity.com, ERLC - The Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, The Stream, Black Christian News Network, Baptist Press and
Pastor of @SummitRDU. Husband to Veronica, dad of Kharis, Allie, Ryah and Adon. @NAMB_SBC National Ambassador. 63rd President of the SBC. Rom 1:16
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How Do We Know If Our Faith Has Become Lukewarm?

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By J.D. Greear
| Christianity.com
Jesus’ letters in Revelation are bookended by a frightening theme—lukewarmness. Jesus sees the greatestimmediate threat to his church not as doctrinal error or moral compromise, though both are important. He sees the greatest threat in lukewarm passion for him, a loss of your first love. What causes our faith to turn lukewarm? Here are three questions to ponder upon. Why Do Lukewarm Christians Stop Praying?
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How Can I Know Where God Is Already Working in My Life?

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By J.D. Greear
| Christianity.com
What Does Nehemiah Teach Us about God's Calling? The book of Nehemiah is told from Nehemiah’s perspective—which may seem obvious to you, but is actually rare, biblically speaking. We don’t get many books written exclusively from the first-person point of view. We are put in Nehemiah’s shoes, experiencing with him all of the triumphs and tragedies of the attempts to rebuild Jerusalem.
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The Prayer of Nehemiah Teaches Us to Pray with Humility and Faith

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By J.D. Greear
| Christianity.com
What Is the Prayer of Nehemiah in Nehemiah 1 In Nehemiah 1, we read that Nehemiah, upon learning of Jerusalem's desolation, was so deeply troubled that he entered a season of prayer and fasting lasting 16 weeks. The prayer we have recorded in chapter 1 is a summary of his (many!) prayers throughout that time. While most of us won’t immediately start praying for 16 weeks, we can all learn something about prayer from Nehemiah’s example. What Are the Three Elements of True Prayer?
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