Neh 6:1-10. The focus of the enemy now falls personally in Nehemiah. They try to distract him through an invitation, discredit him through lies, and deceive him through dishonesty, but Nehemiah was able to say “Oh No” to Ono and stand fast in his calling. May we also discern the enemies plots against us and […]

Nehemiah 5:14-21. In contrast to the nobles in Jerusalem, and also governors of the past, Nehemiah could say that he had operated in integrity towards God and towards God’s People. What valuable lessons and principles we discover in this passage. If we honour God, He will honour us.

Neh 5:1-13. As well as opposition outside of Jerusalem, Nehemiah also had to deal with conflict within the camp. Inner conflict and strife can hinder blessings in our personal lives and in the church. Making good decisions and making right that which is wrong can often be the key.

Neh 4:15-23. The Building & The Battle are both descriptive of The Christian experience. We must ensure we are active and ready for both. The enemy would love to see us quit, withdraw from the wall, but we must always return with the sword and the trowel in hand! 

Neh 3:1-31. Based on the names of the 10 gates of Ancient Jerusalem, we can explore key spiritual truths relating to the Christian life and walk. Many of these “gates” can become broken down in our lives and need to be rebuilt.