Nehemiah (Overview)
NehemiahSteve Gregg
Nehemiah, an ordinary man with a deep longing to restore the walls of Jerusalem, takes on the monumental task of rebuilding the city after its destruction. Facing opposition, oppression, and internal strife, Nehemiah remains steadfast in his mission. His story is one of resilience, intercessory prayer, and leadership, as he inspires the people to return to God's law and dedication. Through Nehemiah's unwavering determination, the city's walls are completed, marking a significant milestone in the restoration of Jerusalem.
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