Nehemiah had spent months praying about the desperate state of his people and the city of Jerusalem. This showed his heart of compassion. But Nehemiah didn't just think about the problem, he was a man of action.
When the opportunity to talk to the king came, Nehemiah sprang into action. This chapter shows how powerful it can be when a lifestyle of private prayer is linked with spontaneous prayer.
Nehemiah understood that his life could be on the line by even showing his personal feelings in front of the king. How did he become so bold? And how do prayer, preparation, and planning all work together? Find out in this Bible study of Nehemiah 2.
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