Greig shared on Nehemiah 5, highlighting the irony of the wall being rebuilt while the community fractures from within due to financial oppression and selfishness. Yet, Nehemiah consistently prioritized people over the project. He confronted the sin directly and modeled sacrificial leadership by personally funding the communal table rather than exploiting his position as governor. The sermon’s closing image is of a table, not a wall, representing fellowship, provision, and peace - with the reminder that our fears drive selfish decisions, but trust in God as provider frees us to be generous.