Summary: Nehemiah had a problem. The wall of his home city was shattered and his people were living in “great trouble and shame” (Neh. 1:3). But even though the problem was enormous, Nehemiah didn't let its magnitude overwhelm him or consume him. Instead, he prayed and took action. But then Nehemiah did something peculiar–when he finally arrived in Jerusalem, he went for a ride on his horse at night to survey the walls. What he saw may surprise you, even if you've read the story before. But the results of Nehemiah's night ride contain one of the most important keys to rebuilding our communities and our cities in the entire book. Downloads
