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Friends, I've been reflecting on
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Nehemiah's powerful story lately.
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Imagine the brokenness, the despair,
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seeing the walls of Jerusalem in ruins.
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But God in his infinite wisdom stirred
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Nehemiah's heart with a divine purpose.
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It wasn't just about bricks and mortar.
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It was about restoring hope, community,
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and faith. Nehemiah 21:17 captures this
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beautifully. Come, let us rebuild the
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wall. This wasn't Nehemiah's idea alone.
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It was God inviting his people into his
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plan for restoration.
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God still works this way today. He sees
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the broken places in our lives, our
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communities, and our world. He doesn't
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just see the damage. He sees the
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potential for renewal. And often he
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invites us, just like Nehemiah, to be
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part of that rebuilding. So I want to
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ask you, what broken thing is God
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calling you to be? What area of your
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life, your relationship or your purpose
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needs his restored touch? Let's listen
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for his invitation to step into his
