Category Archives: In Other Words

A testimony from one of our Nehemiah Project interns this fall, Brandon Beck. Every believer has a testimony – a story to tell of how God changed their life and brought Himself into their story. Some stories leave us weeping, … Continue reading →

From the Nehemiah Project For those of you who do not know, on November 2nd, the Nehemiah guys and Cape Bible Chapel teamed up with the Salvation Army to throw the G5 Event!  The G5 Event was birthed out of … Continue reading →

Austin’s Testimony By Austin Evans, a Nehemiah Project Intern I came to college at Southeast in 2009 not knowing the Lord. I’d been enrolled at the University of Missouri S&T for months, and the week before Southeast closed enrollment for … Continue reading →

By: Judith Hargett I opened the front door just as the perpetrator was leaving the scene of the crime.  Or, more likely the feline perp was leaving because I opened the door.  She wore a mangy brindle coat and sported … Continue reading →

If you have ever had the privilege of being in a Bible study with Norma Greene, you have probably also had the opportunity to hear some of her stories about the early days of Cape Bible Chapel and the years … Continue reading →

By: James Green We have choices to make everyday; some weighty and significant, others of the “fries or onion rings” variety (which, of course, can turn out to be pretty weighty…). Christ followers have the indwelling Holy Spirit to guide … Continue reading →

  by: Jimmie Miller   “So the priests, the Levites, the gatekeepers, the singers, the Temple servants, and some of the common people settled near Jerusalem.….” (-Nehemiah 7:73)   “We have cast sacred lots to determine when—at regular times each … Continue reading →

By: Judith Hargett  It sounded like a giant bumble bee as it zoomed past my ear.  This flying torpedo barely avoided hitting me and was only able to miss the collision due to its excellent maneuvering skills.  Hummingbirds are the … Continue reading →

by Stan Crader April 30, 1789. Newly inaugurated President George Washington gave a prophetic warning at Federal Hall in New York City. He declared that America’s prosperity and protection were dependent upon its adherence to God. Later, the political leaders … Continue reading →

By: Judith Hargett The part of my brain that produces common sense had apparently taken a temporary leave of absence and was replaced by wishful thinking.  Still, I knew better.  There is no way to do a project in the … Continue reading →