Nehemiah

Get powerful lessons from Nehemiah 1 on living a strategic, purposeful life for the Lord with this book of Nehemiah summary.

Discover how faith, diplomacy, and preparation aligned to rebuild Jerusalem in this Nehemiah 2 Commentary.

These lessons from Nehemiah 3 make it clear rebuilding the wall goes beyond physical protection. It's spiritual!

Master opposition and discover timeless strategies for overcoming ridicule, threats, and fear with these lessons from Nehemiah 4.

Learn how to fight temptation, lies, and attacks in this Nehemiah 5 commentary so you can discern spiritual traps and stay focused.

As we begin Nehemiah 7, we are halfway through the book of Nehemiah. This is a good place to do a Biblical time period check of where we are in the greater story of God’s plan of redemption. What is the historical context of Nehemiah 7?

It is nine months from the time Nehemiah hears from his brother about the devastation of his people’s city and the day of the wall’s completion. In the time it takes to give birth to a child, Nehemiah gives birth to renewed hope for the exiled nation of Israel.

Why do we need God's Law to truly repent? We can't turn away from something if we don't know it's wrong. God's Law helps us understand right from wrong so we can recognize our sin, repent, and renew our relationship with Him.

What does it really look like to commit your whole life to God, not just your words? In this episode, we walk through Nehemiah’s renewed covenant, Israel's community-wide commitment to family, faith, and finances, and the bold repopulation plan for Jerusalem.

What can you do when everything you’ve worked so hard to rebuild starts to crumble? In this final episode of Nehemiah, we step into the unforgettable parade of praise around Jerusalem’s newly dedicated wall, where two massive choirs circle the city in worship.

Do some stories or laws in the Bible have you stumped? In this special Q&A episode, we tackle your hardest biblical questions from why innocent people face consequences for others' sins to how Jesus' genealogy proves his Davidic lineage through both Mary and Joseph.