The People’s Worship
Nehemiah 12:1-47

* Worship leaders were God-appointed (1-26).
* Purification preceded worship (27-30).
* Their worship was reactionary, not obligatory (31-47).

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The People’s Commission
Nehemiah 11:1-36

* The fate of the people was in God’s hands (11:1a).
* Some changed their lives to serve God (11:1b).
* The people supported those who served (11:2, 23-36).

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The People’s Commitment
Nehemiah 9:38-10:39

* The commitment was a deliberate spectacle (9:38).
* The commitment started with the leadership (10:1-29).
* The governor: Nehemiah (10:1).
* The religious leaders (10:2-13).
* The local leaders (10:14-27).
* The people (10:28-29).
* The commitment applied in all aspects of life (10:30-39).
* They commit their families to God (10:30).
* They commit their work to God (10:31).
* The committed the church to God (10:32-39).

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The People’s Confession
Nehemiah 9:1-37

* Their confession was corporate (9:1-5).
* They act with humility (9:1).
* They express loyalty to God (9:2).
* They hold the Word of God high (9:3).
* Their confession led to worship/thankfulness (9:4-5).

* Their confession was self-deprecating and God-elevating (9:6-37).
* They acknowledged God’s majesty (9:6-8).
* They acknowledged God’s faithfulness (9:-31).
* They acknowledged their own infirmity (9:32-37).

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The People and God's Word
Nehemiah 8:1-18

• The Reading of God's Word (1-8).
• The Reception of God's Word (9-12).
• The Response to God's Word (13-18).

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The Change Inside - Neh. 7:1-73
• His focus was on God (7:1).
• His eye was on the enemy (7:2-3).
• His heart was for the people (7:4-73).
• The wall is a metaphor, representing what contains the worship of God (Matthew 23:27-28).

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A Godly Leader
Nehemiah 6:1-19

* The enemy is on the attack(6:1-15).
* A godly leader should have discernment (6:1-4).
* A godly leader should have confidence (6:5-9).
* A godly leader should have integrity (6:10-15).
* The enemy is deflated, yet tenacious (6:16-19).

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Godly Compassion
Nehemiah 5:1-19

* Identify the problem (1-5).
* Make a plea of restoration to who is in the wrong (6-13).
* Lead by example (14-19).

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Two aspects of the fourth chapter of Nehemiah are explored: the attack of the enemy and the reaction of the people.

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A closer look at the list of workers named in Nehemiah chapter 3. The third in our session in the book of Nehemiah.

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