In this sermon, the preacher shares his personal journey of being consumed by television and worldly entertainment. He describes how God convicted him to get rid of his TV and spend that time in prayer. The preacher then recounts a powerful experience where he interrupted a murder trial to speak to the judge and try to reach out to the young men involved in the crime. Despite facing ridicule and mockery, the preacher obeyed God's call and went to New York City to minister to troubled youth. Through fasting and prayer, he sought God's guidance and saw the transformative power of God in his own life and in the lives of those he reached out to.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of proclaiming the word of God and fulfilling the commission given by God. He uses the story of Nehemiah as an example of someone who obeyed God's call and faced opposition in building the wall. Despite the opposition, Nehemiah remained focused on his mission and refused to be distracted. The preacher encourages the audience to have a similar determination and to trust in God's power to complete the work.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being alert to the tricks and schemes of the devil. They highlight that a lack of a sense of responsibility can make believers vulnerable to being deceived and distracted from God's purpose. The speaker connects this sense of responsibility with prayer and watching, urging listeners to ask the Lord to increase it in their lives. They also express concern that conferences and gatherings should not be seen as mere events to attend, but rather as opportunities to deepen one's relationship with God and take on serious responsibilities in the spiritual realm.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of not acting out of anger. He shares a story about Plato and his servant to illustrate the need for self-reflection and wise decision-making. The speaker then discusses the rebuke of the noble ruler in the Bible and how he confronted them for charging usury. He highlights the lack of fear of God in those who use gimmicks and devices to exploit people for money, and calls for a genuine fear of God in our hearts. The speaker also criticizes the misuse of money in the name of God and advocates for a simple lifestyle.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the character of Nehemiah and his problem. Nehemiah is described as a concerned, charitable, cheerful, and courageous man. The speaker suggests that Nehemiah's problem is reflective of the problem faced by Christians today in their efforts to build for Christ. The speaker emphasizes the importance of proclaiming the gospel truth and the power of the gospel to bring hope and rescue sinners. The sermon also highlights the significance of having walls of salvation, security, and strength in our fellowship with God.

Flavius Josephus recounts the story of Esther, a Jewish woman who becomes queen to King Artaxerxes after the removal of Queen Vashti. Esther, under the care of her uncle Mordecai, is chosen as the most beautiful among many virgins to be the new queen. Meanwhile, Nehemiah, a cup-bearer to the king, hears of the plight of the Jews in Jerusalem and seeks permission to rebuild the walls of the city. Nehemiah faces opposition from neighboring nations but perseveres in his efforts, ensuring the safety of the people and the completion of the wall.

A.W. Tozer emphasizes the subtle tactics of Satan in diverting Christians from their God-given tasks, highlighting how distractions can lead believers away from their divine purpose. He illustrates this through the story of Nehemiah, who, despite his initial sorrow, took action to fulfill God's vision for Jerusalem. Nehemiah's determination and the collective resolve of the people to rebuild serve as a powerful reminder of the importance of staying focused on God's calling amidst distractions.

Denny Kenaston preaches on the story of Nehemiah, highlighting the importance of prayer, courage, and sacrifice in rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem as a testimony of God's strength, protection, and glory. Nehemiah's fervent prayer for 120 days preceded 52 days of labor, emphasizing the balance of prayer and work in God's kingdom. The walls of Jerusalem symbolize God's protection, strength, and the peaceful habitation of His people, calling for a revival of God's testimony in the church today.