Series: Rebuilders: The Book of Nehemiah

Once the work had been completed the people moved back into the city of Jerusalem and the surrounding towns, Ezra the priest consecrated the city and the people confessed their sin, but rather than continuing to honour God they returned to their old ways of disobedience and idolatry. Nehemiah prayed to God and appealed to the people for obedience. Andy shows us what this teaches us today about rebuilding our hearts

As the wall rebuilding nears completion and the gates are ready to be hung, the opponents of God try to distract Nehemiah from completing the works. How does Nehemiah filter out the noise and stay on task and what can we learn about that today?

In Nehemiah Chapter 5, we hear how the nobles and officials began to exploit the vulnerable workers. This displeased Nehemiah greatly. We see how moved by their plight and armed with his heart for God’s law, Nehemiah takes action to bring justice to the people.  In this preach Eirlys looks at the question: ‘How does God do justice?’, and what it means for us as His people here in Bognor Regis

In Nehemiah chapter 4 we hear how, with the rebuilding work ramping up, the opposition sought to disrupt the project and discourage the workers. In this preach we look at how God equips us to keep going on our own missions when background noise and fear of oppression and the temptation to withdraw distract us.

In Nehemiah 3 the workers start to rebuild Jerusalem’s city walls. There are three questions posed by Guy in this preach: 1. How do you see the church? 2. Who rebuilds/restores the church?, and 3. Which gate needs restoring? Let’ explore this together

Nehemiah was a man on God’s mission, he received a call to go and rebuild the walls of Jersusalem, but this was not just a building project, it was an opportunity for Nehemiah to step into God’s plans and purposes. The question today is: How are you preparing for God’s call on your life?

In this first preach of our new series looking into the book of Nehemiah, we hear about the characteristics of a man who was called by God to rebuild a city walls and, more importantly, a nation’s relationship with Him.