Libin discusses the transition from external opposition to internal injustice in Nehemiah 5, highlighting the famine, high taxation, and debt that led to severe oppression among the people of God. Nehemiah's response is characterized by righteous anger, careful consideration, and courageous confrontation. The solution involves correction, accountability, and personal commitment to justice. Dr. Darrell Bock emphasizes the biblical roots of justice, rooted in God's character and the gospel. He stresses the importance of empathy, listening, and understanding in fostering justice and mission. The church's role in caring for the vulnerable and promoting justice is celebrated, with specific examples of local outreach and individual efforts.