November 10, 2026
It Went Beyond The Cross
Lonetta McKee
Nehemiah
Articles tagged Nehemiah
Lesson for August 4, 2013: Feast of Tabernacles (Nehemiah 7:73b 8:18; Leviticus 23:33-43)
Discover how Ezra's reading of God's Law in Nehemiah 8 inspired renewed obedience, the celebration of the Festival of Tabernacles, and a powerful reminder to carry God's message…
Lesson for June 30, 2013: Restoring Joyful Worship (Ezra 1:1 3:7)
After returning from Babylonian captivity, the Israelites rebuilt the altar and restored their worship before rebuilding the temple. Ezra 3 reveals lessons about obedience, unity, sacrifice, and generous…
The Power of One
Can one person really make a difference? Drawing from Nehemiah's example, Todd Bussey explores four essential traits of people who respond to God's calling and turn compassion, prayer,…
How to Handle Criticism
Criticism can damage relationships and discourage church leaders. Discover biblical wisdom for handling criticism, overcoming defensiveness, setting healthy boundaries, and learning when to listen, respond, or move forward…
Inspired by Nehemiah, Church Repaints the Walls
Journey Christian Church in Greeley, Colorado, rallied volunteers to repaint John Evans Middle School, bringing together local congregations for a week of practical service, prayer, and community outreach.
Meeting Others Needs on Behalf of the Church
First Christian Church in Champaign turned part of a special offering into hands-on community generosity, giving members money and challenging them to meet the needs of others on…
Don’t Make Me Lay Hands on You!
Tim Harlow reflects on Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul to challenge church leaders toward courageous, loving correction rooted in zeal for the health of God’s people.
Dealing with Distractions
When distractions and criticism threaten to pull you off mission, Nehemiah’s example offers a steady reminder: stay on the wall. Learn to set higher priorities, eliminate what isn’t…
Live Your Dream
Using the Tour de France and Nehemiah’s wall-building mission, this reflection highlights teamwork, shared purpose, passionate effort, and the power of specific encouragement in leadership.
