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Editorial: Independently published, 2026
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- Título
- Nehemiah
- Autor
- Littlemore, Alan
- Editorial
- Independently published
- Año de publicación
- 2026
- Estado
- New
- Encuadernación
- PAP
- Idioma
- inglés
- ISBN 13
- 9798173433909
- Peso del artículo
- 230 gramos
Nehemiah is a compelling study of faith, leadership, courage and restoration, drawn from one of the Old Testament’s most practical and challenging books.
Serving in the court of King Artaxerxes, Nehemiah seemed far removed from the broken walls of Jerusalem. Yet when he heard of the city’s distress, he responded with prayer, conviction and action. What followed was a demanding work of rebuilding, marked by opposition, internal conflict, spiritual renewal and a renewed commitment to God’s covenant.
This book follows Nehemiah’s story chapter by chapter, exploring the biblical text while drawing out lessons for Christian life and leadership today. It examines his prayerfulness, strategic thinking, concern for justice, response to opposition, ability to mobilise others and determination to place obedience to God at the centre of lasting reform.
Nehemiah’s story reminds us that faithful leadership begins with dependence on God, requires courage in the face of difficulty, and seeks more than outward success. True restoration involves people, priorities, worship and renewed faithfulness.
Accessible, practical and rooted in Scripture, Nehemiah invites readers to consider how faith shapes leadership, responsibility, perseverance and service.
Serving in the court of King Artaxerxes, Nehemiah seemed far removed from the broken walls of Jerusalem. Yet when he heard of the city’s distress, he responded with prayer, conviction and action. What followed was a demanding work of rebuilding, marked by opposition, internal conflict, spiritual renewal and a renewed commitment to God’s covenant.
This book follows Nehemiah’s story chapter by chapter, exploring the biblical text while drawing out lessons for Christian life and leadership today. It examines his prayerfulness, strategic thinking, concern for justice, response to opposition, ability to mobilise others and determination to place obedience to God at the centre of lasting reform.
Nehemiah’s story reminds us that faithful leadership begins with dependence on God, requires courage in the face of difficulty, and seeks more than outward success. True restoration involves people, priorities, worship and renewed faithfulness.
Accessible, practical and rooted in Scripture, Nehemiah invites readers to consider how faith shapes leadership, responsibility, perseverance and service.
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