In Nehemiah 1, we see a man who, despite his esteemed position in Persia, was deeply burdened for the broken state of Jerusalem. Instead of remaining comfortable, Nehemiah sought the truth, listened with compassion, and interceded with fervent prayer and fasting.
As you engage with this first blog in the S.I.N.G. series, ask the Lord to awaken your heart to stand in the gap—just as Nehemiah did. Dive into the full blog to explore more.
The fifth entry in the S.I.N.G. series examines Nehemiah’s proactive and detailed approach to rebuilding Jerusalem’s wall and how he became a powerful witness and example before God’s people.
This fourth article of “The S.I.N.G series,” reflects on Nehemiah 2:1-10, focusing on Nehemiah’s role as the king’s cup bearer—a position of significant trust and responsibility in ancient Persia.
Despite his high rank, Nehemiah was deeply burdened by the plight of his fellow Jews in Jerusalem. After months of fasting and prayer, he courageously presents his concerns to the king, using the door God miraculously opened for him.
The blog emphasizes the importance of waiting in faith, preparing diligently for God’s timing, and performing our duties with excellence as a reflection of our relationship with Jesus.
This week, we’re focusing on the first chapter of Nehemiah. In the last post, we took a step back to see the broader picture. Now, let’s zoom in on Nehemiah’s prayer.
