WHO IS WHO?
WHAT HAPPENED?
THINK LIKE NEHEMIAH
GOD'S PARTNER
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Who was Nehemiah?

A servant/cupbearer to King Artaxerxes who led the rebuilding of Jerusalem's walls

100

What was wrong with Jerusalem?

Its walls were broken down and its gates burned

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Nehemiah saw a problem. What did he do first?

He prayed

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I can partner with God by __________.

praying

serving

helping

obeying

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Who told Nehemiah about Jerusalem?

Hanani

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What did Nehemiah do when he heard the news?

He wept, mourned, fasted and prayed

200

Why didn't Nehemiah simply stay comfortable?

He cared about God's people and believed he should help

200

What do these three words describe?

NOTICE → PRAY → ACT

A practical pattern for responding to problems God's way

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Who was the king that Nehemiah served?

Artaxerxes

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What did Nehemiah ask God for?

Favor/success in approaching the king

300

What is one danger of praying but never acting?

Nothing changes because we refuse to participate in the solution

300

Nehemiah had a comfortable position, but he gave it up. Why is this significant?

Helping Jerusalem meant giving up comfort and using his position/resources for God's purposes

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What city did Nehemiah want to help?

Jerusalem

400

What did the king eventually give Nehemiah?

Permission and letters/resources to help him travel and rebuild

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What is one danger of acting without praying?

We may act according to our own ideas rather than God's direction

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What does Nehemiah teach us about leadership?

Good leadership begins with caring, prayer, courage and willingness to act

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