Nehemiah confronts God's people for their greed and exploitation of the poor. He demonstrates seven ingredients of righteous confrontation.

After God frustrates the plan of the enemy, the people are hard at work and ready to fight. As the people work for God, we see four virtues in their service to the Lord. But what is the true source of these virtues?

Nehemiah and the builders face increasing opposition to their work. Satan always opposes the work of God. How should God's people respond to opposition?

The Jews begin working on the walls of Jerusalem. Their work reveals their priorities, devotion, unity, and organization. Are you working for the Lord?

Nehemiah arrives in Jerusalem, inspects the walls, and inspires the people to get to work. God's people must rise up and serve the Lord!

Nehemiah began with a burden, but now we see him taking the next step for the sake of God's kingdom. When the time is right, we are called to take the next step to advance God's kingdom, but how should we move forward?

Nehemiah hears the news of the Jews and the broken down walls, and he responds with lamentation, prayer, and recognition of his position.

True repentance produces lasting fruit in our lives. David's repentance produced the fruit of effective ministry, exuberant worship, ongoing brokenness, and corporate blessing.

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True repentance makes us long for personal cleansing, assurance of pardon, inward change, and complete restoration of our relationship with God.