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EPISODE · Feb 9, 2025 · 39 MIN

Rebuild, Restore, Renew | Rob Maud | 9 February 2025

from The Collective Church · host Rob & Kirstin Maud

This week, Rob unpacks the call to “Rebuild, Restore, Renew” drawn from Isaiah 61, challenging us to see brokenness in our lives and communities as an invitation to partner with God. Using Nehemiah’s example of rebuilding Jerusalem’s walls, he urges us to fix our focus on Christ’s finished work, not our own efforts. By identifying areas needing wholeness, we welcome the Father’s love, finding freedom, hope, and purpose Follow The Collective Church on Facebook

This week, Rob unpacks the call to “Rebuild, Restore, Renew” drawn from Isaiah 61, challenging us to see brokenness in our lives and communities as an invitation to partner with God. Using Nehemiah’s example of rebuilding Jerusalem’s walls, he urges us to fix our focus on Christ’s finished work, not our own efforts. By identifying areas needing wholeness, we welcome the Father’s love, finding freedom, hope, and purpose

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