Nehemiah

Nehemiah and Esther stepped into God’s purpose in uncertain times. Nehemiah rebuilt Jerusalem’s walls, while Esther risked everything to save her people. Through their stories, we see God’s sovereign hand and our call to build with faith. This study reminds us that God places us on purpose for His plans. Join us as we explore how He uses ordinary people for extraordinary kingdom work.

On Purpose: Nehemiah & Esther

We will all face a crisis in our work at some point. Whether it’s economic uncertainty, a pandemic, or overcoming injustice, crisis doesn’t have to have the last word. A crisis can actually be a powerful catalyst for significant breakthroughs when we turn to God. This plan will walk you through six important steps to transform a crisis at work into a breakthrough through your faith.

From Crisis to Breakthrough: Reimagining Your Work

Ephesians 2:10 tells us that God has good works that He prepared for us to do. Often, we can still go through life wondering what those good works are and how to accomplish them. But with fresh eyes, we’ll look at the Old Testament character Nehemiah and discover the NINE STEPS he took to not only find but to accomplish all that God put in his heart.

Accomplishing Your Kingdom Assignment (Nehemiah)

The book of Nehemiah shows us how the Lord can impact a nation through the prayers, perseverance and spiritual grit of one leader whose heart is aligned with God’s. 

Nehemiah modeled for us the characteristics of a Godly visionary and leader, successfully leading the people in the rebuilding of the wall of Jerusalem. 

Nehemiah was a man of prayer, vision, perseverance, strategy, and courage. 

Let's take a look at what the Lord wants us to glean from the leadership of Nehemiah in this plan by Evangelist April Snell.



Biblical Leadership Series: Lead Like Nehemiah

Every man needs a CREED. Something to stand by as the Man of the House. As we journey through Nehemiah's account of rebuilding and fortifying Jerusalem's walls, we also discover how we can be men, husbands and fathers with a godly CREED - Courage, Responsibility, Excellence, Enthusiasm and Devotion

CREED, Rebuilding Your Family Fortress

The book of Nehemiah contains loads of wisdom for our work. In this five-day plan, we’ll examine five passages from this book that show us how we can “pray without ceasing” at work, which type of work is “God’s work,” how to “trust God and get going,” how to confront the darkness we see in our workplaces, and how excellent work can lead others to worship the one true God!

Wisdom for Work From Nehemiah

In this second series, we continue our trek as we take in key locations around the iconic city of Jerusalem. Join Andrew Ollerton as he shows us King David’s Palace, Hezekiah’s Tunnel and the famous walls built after the exile by Nehemiah. Discover the biblical significance of this ancient city as it relates to key stories and events from the Old Testament.  

Bible Trek | Jerusalem in the Old Testament 

Nehemiah was a visionary leader, innovator, and statesman.  I believe that the Book of Nehemiah is as good an entrepreneur’s case study as any I use in the classes I teach at Carnegie Mellon. It offers lessons in leadership on par with well-documented examples of exemplary leadership from modern CEOs. Over the course of this 10-day study, we are going to learn by studying the life of Nehemiah.

Leadership Lessons From Nehemiah

Learn to pray like Nehemiah with full confidence that even when the situation looks bleak, God has not abandoned His own. Use Nehemiah’s prayers as a guide to pray for those enduring times of difficulty in your family, town, country, and across the world.
