• What does the Bible say about our heart?
• A changed, broken heart…
  • H: Hears (Neh 1:4)
  • E: Exclaims (Neh 1:5-10)
  • A: (Is) Available (Neh 1:11)
  • R: Responds (Neh 2:3-4)
  • T: (Does the) Task (Neh 2:5-6)
• Who is your heart broken for? What are you (prayerfully) going to do about it?

We hosted a summer gathering with the women of our church. After learning all about planting flowers from the amazing Birmingham Flower Girls, we tied it all together with words from the Apostle Paul:
I planted the seed, Apollos watered it, but God has been making it grow. - 1 Cor. 3:6

We have a Task
We have A Friend
We have God

Using the acronym T-A-G, Tori asked the following questions:

T - Are you being obedient?

A - Are they your ministry partner?

G - Are you trusting God?

We want our TAG, our identity to be Women of Life Change. As we follow this rhythm of fulfilling our tasks, supporting one another, and trusting God to do only He can do we will see God change lives in a way only He can do.

Join us as we journey through the books of Ezra & Nehemiah this summer! Week One covers the context and significance of these two books.

We discuss:

• How to do the study (PDF linked below)
• The big picture of Ezra & Nehemiah (author, genre, important people, timeline)
• Significance of the Second Exodus (God keeps His promises)

Download and follow along:

• Study
• Timeline
• HEAR Journal

For more information visit libertypark.org/women