Nehemiah 8 is one of the most significant chapters in the whole Bible as it relates to the Ezra Project. See if you can figure out why.Oleh Allen J. Huth

In Nehemiah 5, Nehemiah faces more challenges: abuse and injustice. How do you respond to abuse and injustice? Do you talk to yourself? Nehemiah did.Oleh Allen J. Huth

In Nehemiah 6, Nehemiah faces more enemies, but he refrains from becoming distracted. Does opposition distract you? Do you need some help dealing with enemies?Oleh Allen J. Huth

Today, we cross the halfway point of the Book of Nehemiah. Nehemiah’s reconstruction project is over. It was time to move on. Do you stay too long? Do you know when to move on?Oleh Allen J. Huth

Today, we begin the Book of Nehemiah. Let's look for a God who hears prayer. A God who works through and around powerful leaders to accomplish His purpose.Oleh Allen J. Huth

In Nehemiah 2, Nehemiah takes a risk. Are you a risk taker? Do you take bold risks, or prayerful risks?Oleh Allen J. Huth

Nehemiah 3 contains a long list of names of those who helped build the wall. Most helped but some refused. Are you a team player?Oleh Allen J. Huth

In Nehemiah 4, we meet those opposed to rebuilding the walls. Opposition comes from within and without. Are you in a battle for the Lord, yet facing stern opposition? Need some encouragement?Oleh Allen J. Huth

Ezra 10 is the final chapter of the Book of Ezra. Ezra takes a stand. People see his commitment and follow his lead. As you lead, do people willingly follow? Are you contagious?Oleh Allen J. Huth

Today, we are in the second to the last chapter of the Book of Ezra, chapter 9. The last leadership principle, operate in obedience, is in this chapter. Do you compromise God’s instructions, or do you do your best to obey? Are you an obedient leader?Oleh Allen J. Huth

There are three leadership principles in Ezra 8. Operate with God’s protection, operate with delegation, and operate with good records. Do you practice all three in your life? Which one is a strength? Which one is a weakness?Oleh Allen J. Huth

Ezra 7 contains leadership principle number eight, operate with God’s preparation. Regardless of your past life experiences, good or bad, God can use them in your future. Has He prepared you for something exciting?Oleh Allen J. Huth

Today, we cross over the halfway point of the Book of Ezra. We are in chapter 6 of ten chapters of the Book of Ezra. We will discover another leadership principle, celebrate wins. Have you been winning or losing lately? When God permits a win in your life, do you celebrate?Oleh Allen J. Huth

In Ezra 5, we will be considering leadership principle number six from the Book of Ezra, operate with help from your friends. Who are your friends? Can you rely on their advice when you are in a battle?Oleh Allen J. Huth

In Ezra 4, we will look at two more leadership principles from the Book of Ezra, operate with God’s provision and operate despite the enemy. From where does your provision come from? Do you take credit or give God the glory? Who are your enemies? Are they inside or outside your camp? Are they winning?…

In Ezra 3, we will consider the third leadership principle of our Twelve Practical Principles of Leadership from the Book of Ezra, operate with priorities. What is the most important thing, or who is the most important person, in your life? Do you spend the most time on it, or with that person? Are you living according to your priorities?…

In Ezra 2, we will uncover leadership principle number two, operate with God’s chosen helpers. Who is in your inner circle? Who has influence over you? Are they godly?Oleh Allen J. Huth

In the Book of Ezra, I found twelve practical principles of leadership the priests followed to lead a nation back to God’s Word. Understanding and practicing those leadership principles will help you in your career, with your family, and in your private life. We will look at these twelve practical principles of leadership throughout the Book of Ezr…

Today, we conclude our walk through the Book of Judges. We have reached Judges 21, the last chapter. Israel has gone downhill politically, morally, spiritually. Did you start your Christian journey strong in the Lord? Have you maintained your pace, or have you fallen spiritually?Oleh Allen J. Huth

We are closing in on the end of the Book of Judges, only two chapters to go. People look to God again; about time. Is it about time for you to look to God again too?Oleh Allen J. Huth

The 19th chapter of the Book of Judges continues the moral decline of Israel. Sexual immorality is a major part of the moral decline, then and now. How pure is your sex life?Oleh Allen J. Huth

Judges 18 is our passage today, filled with idols and idolatry. Do you have idols in your life? Are they keeping you from the one true God?Oleh Allen J. Huth

Today brings us to Judges 17. Are you doing what is right in your own eyes? If so, is it time to stop and receive the forgiveness, grace, and mercy of Jesus?Oleh Allen J. Huth

Chapter 16 in the Book of Judges is the great story of Samson and Delilah. Samson was strong, and weak. Where does your strength come from?Oleh Allen J. Huth

Judges 15 is the continuing story of Samson. The Spirit of the Lord rushes upon him. Has the Spirit of the Lord ever rushed upon you?Oleh Allen J. Huth

Judges 14 is the continuation of the story of Samson, the revelation of his character, and God’s. I do not always understand what I read in the Bible, do you?Oleh Allen J. Huth

In Judges 13, we meet the twelfth judge, Samson, born for a purpose. Were you born for a purpose? Do you know what it is?Oleh Allen J. Huth

In Judges 12, we will be introduced to three more judges in the fifteen verses of this chapter. Do you fight over stupid things? Why?Oleh Allen J. Huth

Today, we cross over the halfway point of the Book of Judges. In Judges 11, we will be introduced to judge number eight. Are all leaders selected by God?Oleh Allen J. Huth

In Judges 10, we will be introduced to two more judges of Israel, though it is only eighteen verses. Have you maintained a consistent walk with Jesus, or have you fallen away?Oleh Allen J. Huth

In Judges 9, evil leadership follows Gideon. What traits are important to you when selecting leadership?Oleh Allen J. Huth

Judges 8 is the continuing story of Gideon. Does he stay consistent in his walk? Do you?Oleh Allen J. Huth

Judges 7 is the continuing story of Gideon. Do you see with physical or spiritual eyes?Oleh Allen J. Huth

In Judges 6, we get introduced to Judge number five. Gideon tests God, do you?Oleh Allen J. Huth

In Judges 5, we do not get introduced to a new judge, we get a song of celebration for victory. Do you celebrate wins?Oleh Allen J. Huth

In Judges 4, we will be introduced to the fourth judge in the Book of Judges. Does God raise up all leaders?Oleh Allen J. Huth

In Judges 3, we will be introduced to the first three of the twelve judges covered in the remainder of this book. Also, pay particular attention to the lefty; Allen is left-handed. This is a special chapter for those who are lefties. Are you right or left-handed? Does it matter?Oleh Allen J. Huth

In Judges 2, Israel falls to idol worship and disobedience. Did you start strong in your Christian walk, but now find yourself lukewarm?Oleh Allen J. Huth

Today we start the Book of Judges. We will discover the corruption of sin in life; how God calls and equips His leaders; how the least of these can be elevated by the Lord; and how He brings strength out of human weakness to accomplish His will.Oleh Allen J. Huth

Today, we conclude the Book of Joshua, Joshua 24. Choose this day whom you will serve. What is your choice?Oleh Allen J. Huth

In Joshua 23, Joshua is now old. He is going to give some advice to the leaders of Israel. Do you look back? Do you see God’s hand in your life?Oleh Allen J. Huth

In Joshua 22, the tribes that helped Israel gain the Promised Land get to return home to the other side of the Jordan. When they do, a misunderstanding occurs. Have you ever misread a situation and ended up in a mess?Oleh Allen J. Huth

In Joshua 21, the Levites gain their inheritance in the Promised Land. Have your promises been delayed? Do you blame God, or do you think it may be your fault?Oleh Allen J. Huth