Nehemiah: A Heart That Can Break

Nehemiah: A Heart That Can Break by Kelly Minter is a compelling Bible study that challenges believers to develop a heart of compassion that moves beyond comfort and into action. Drawing from Nehemiah’s journey to rebuild Jerusalem’s walls, Kelly shows how God calls His people to engage with the needs around them, confront injustice, and make a tangible difference in the world.

Over seven sessions, you’ll trace Nehemiah’s story—from his heartbreak over his people’s suffering to his courageous leadership in rebuilding what had been destroyed. Through engaging teaching, practical application, and thoughtful reflection, Kelly Minter encourages you to let your heart be broken for what breaks God’s heart. Each session blends in-depth Scripture study with personal stories, cultural insights, and questions designed to spark meaningful discussion and life change.

Whether you’re studying alone or with a group, Nehemiah offers a clear path to discovering how God can use your burdens to accomplish His redemptive purposes. You’ll be invited to step out in faith, embrace discomfort, and live out the compassion and justice God desires. With video sessions (sold separately), study guide materials, and weekly challenges, this resource helps you turn conviction into action.

If you long to cultivate a deeper sense of mission and love for people in need, this study will inspire and equip you to rebuild lives and communities through the power of God’s Spirit. Let Nehemiah’s story ignite your own passion for renewal and transformation.

Brian Cederquist

Brian Cederquist has the privilege to serve Christ as the Lead Pastor at Good News Baptist Church in Grand Rapids, MI. He holds degrees from Faith Baptist Bible Seminary (MDiv) and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (DMin) and is a certified Biblical Counselor (ACBC).

Brian serves on several boards both locally and nationally including Regular Baptist Ministries (GARBC) and Lincoln Lake Camp. Brian and his wife Jenni have three kids.

https://briancederquist.com
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