Anytime you step out to do anything for God, be it serving in a particular capacity, no matter how small, you may find yourself facing opposition and destructive criticism. Such was the story of Nehemiah when he led the children of Israel to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem. Let's look at how Nehemiah dealt with this opposition during the rebuilding of the walls and how we, as Christians, can deal with opposition today. Preacher: Frank Ganku. cityhillglobal.com  

Walls are a powerful symbol of protection and security. The city of Jerusalem was in ruins and the walls and gates were destroyed by fire. People were in reproach and distress and lacking a leader to guide and motivate them. In Nehemiah chapter 3, we read of how Nehemiah skillfully rallies the people to build the wall and complete the task. Preacher: Harold Hart.  cityhillglobal.com  

Chapter 2 shows us what a prayer-centered life looks like. Nehemiah knows the only way for the king to release him to go to Judah, is if he prays and asks God for breakthrough. In fact, because he has sought God, he comes to the king with confidence to make his requests known. He quickly encounters opposition in Judah. His response to opposition also shows you how in tune he is with God. Preacher: Fusi Mokoena.  cityhillglobal.com  

 Meet Nehemiah, a great man of God and a great city builder! Chapter one  reveals three aspects of Nehemiah’s character that are essential for  anyone who would build the kingdom of God. Preacher: Joel Mason.  cityhillglobal.com