At the end of our series on Ezra and Nehemiah, Chris wraps up the devotions by asking how we can keep our faith going, just as Nehemiah did.

In this penultimate episode, the Israelites are at a Sabbath but it's not quite what it should have been.

As we head into the final chapter of Nehemiah and this great story, Jitesh looks at how life leads us longing for Jesus and finding him.

During the reading of the Law of Moses, it became clear that some parts were not being adhered to, yet God gave the opportunity to return to him.

As Elaine reads about the storekeepers, she also recognises those who have been the hidden heroes at HTL during the last six months.

Nehemiah was given a burden. He was courageous; he stood up despite big distress to revive and give hope to the people. Martin looks at how Nehemiah led the people in the dedication ceremony. When we return to the church building, will we have the same heart as the Israelites did?

It's another passage that seemingly just recalls names, but Chris takes a closer look to see what it says about those involved and what it also means for us.

"We will not neglect the house of our God." Elaine looks at how the community worked together and how they agreed to obey.

Lat reflects on Nehemiah 9 and looks at this "grande finale" after a long journey, as the people of God have done what looked impossible and completed the rebuilding of the walls.

Living in temporary shelters? Sounds like New Wine! Neil takes a closer look at this festival celebrated by the Israelites in Nehemiah 8: 13-18.