The Narrow Way

When Nehemiah finished rebuilding the wall,
his work didn’t end
it multiplied.
He appointed leaders, organized the people,
and taught them how to guard and maintain what had been built.

Because the testimony of your rebuild
isn’t meant to be hidden
it’s meant to become a blueprint for others.

2 Corinthians 1:4 says,
“[God] comforts us in all our troubles, so that we can comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we ourselves receive from God.”
The same principle applies to rebuilding:
God teaches you how to repair,
so you can teach others how to repair.

Some will come to you with rubble in their hands,
eyes full of defeat.
And you’ll recognize the look
because you’ve worn it yourself.
You’ll be able to say,
“I know it looks impossible, but I’ve seen God raise walls out of dust.”

Teaching others to rebuild isn’t about giving them your exact plan
it’s about giving them hope,
showing them where to start,
and walking with them until they see progress.

Because here’s the Kingdom truth:
A rebuild in one life can spark a rebuild in an entire community.
Your testimony becomes a tool.
Your scars become scaffolding.
Your journey becomes their encouragement.

So don’t just hold your story
share it.
Don’t just celebrate your wall
help someone else lay theirs.

Because the greatest legacy of your rebuild
isn’t just what you’ve built
it’s the builders you’ve raised.