The document discusses taking new beginnings through making covenants with God and others, starting with leadership, and taking God Himself. It emphasizes that the victorious Christian life involves a series of new beginnings, and taking repentance, submission to the Word of God, and investment are necessary for a new beginning. Historical references are made to Alexander the Great, Hellenism, and the Maccabees from 166 BC.

1. A NEW BEGINNING
Nehemiah 10

2. “The victorious Christian
life is a series of new
beginnings, one right
after the other.”
–Alexander Whyte

3. Takes
Covenant with
God and man
A NEW
BEGINNING

4. “Curse”- Alah: “Solemn promise
made public between men.”
“Oath”- Shvuah: “Verbal
covenant made between an
individual and God.”

5. Starts with
leadership
A NEW
BEGINNING

6. Takes God
Himself
A NEW
BEGINNING

7. James 3:2- “We all stumble in
many things…”
Jude 24- “Now to Him who is
able to keep us from
stumbling and to present you
faultless before the presence
of His glory.”

8. Psalm 37:23-24— “The steps of
a good man are ordered by
the Lord and He delights in
his way. Though he stumbles
he will not be utterly cast
down, for the Lord upholds
him with His hand.”

9. Takes
Repentance
A NEW
BEGINNING

10. Takes Submission to the
Word of God
A NEW
BEGINNING

11. Takes
Investment
A NEW
BEGINNING

12. Alexander the Great
Hellenism

13. 166 BC
Matththias Maccabee
Judah Maccabee

14. A NEW BEGINNING
Nehemiah 10