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Week of January 18, 2026

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First Steps of Renewal

January 18, 2026

Main Scripture Reference(s)
Nehemiah 1:1-11

First Steps of Renewal

January 18, 2026 / Steven P. Wade / Nehemiah 1:1-11 /

FROM RUINS TO RENEWAL: GOD REMEMBERS, REBUILDS & RESTORES HIS PEOPLE

Main Idea of Nehemiah: The book of Nehemiah shows us how God remembers, rebuilds, and restores broken people and communities. He calls us to dependence, boldness, perseverance, trust, and obedience as we are shaped by His Word to worship Him, work for His namesake, and wait on His promise to be fulfilled.

First Steps of Renewal

Nehemiah 1:1-11 Main Idea: God remembers, rebuilds, and restores people who are dependent on Him in prayer

1. Dependence on God in prayer flows from a deep for God’s people – Nehemiah 1:1-4

2. Dependence on God in prayer flows from a determined to trust God – Nehemiah 1:4-5

You can trust the God who sovereignly all things
You can trust the God who graciously with us

3. Dependence on God in prayer results in a desperate for God to act on your behalf – Nehemiah 1:6-11

Dependence in prayer is first a of our sin
Dependence in prayer is founded on God’s
Dependence in prayer is focused on God’s

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