Jeremiah 5:24 Jeremiah was called the “weeping prophet” because of the tears he cried over the rebellious Israel. The wickedness of its people and the judgement their sins provoked, grieved Jeremiah greatly. And if he could see the condition of the world today, he would describe it as he did ancient Israel. “This people has… Continue reading September 18th – Jeremiah 5:24
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August 2nd – Jeremiah 31:3
Jeremiah 31:3 No matter the miracles God performed, the blessings He bestowed, or the rescues He delivered, Israel repeatedly turned against Him. Yet though they were disloyal and disobedient, God never abandoned His chosen people. And all because of His everlasting love. A love that He generously gives to all who love Him, including us.… Continue reading August 2nd – Jeremiah 31:3
Bloom Where You Are Planted – 1 Corinthians 7
1 Corinthians 7 During the days of Paul, the city of Corinth was a metropolis of wealth and immorality. A place in desperate need of the church Paul founded. This early church struggled in the midst of a pagan culture, so in response to the confusion of its members Paul wrote letters of both… Continue reading Bloom Where You Are Planted – 1 Corinthians 7
May 7th – Psalm 139:7
Psalm 139:7 Unlimited power can be found in three little words. God is with me. And in Psalm 139, the psalmist takes great comfort in knowing that when we abide in Jesus, we are never alone. Because our God is omnipresent; meaning He is everywhere at the same time, we are always under His watchful… Continue reading May 7th – Psalm 139:7
April 12th – Jeremiah 31:3
Jeremiah 31:3 We all sin against God. And whether it be with our actions, thoughts, or tongue, even the greatest Christian fails daily. But because of His unmerited grace, when we confess and repent, God is eager to forgive. And the amazing grace He extends is a result of His great love. A love that… Continue reading April 12th – Jeremiah 31:3
The Rainbow After The Storm – Jeremiah 30-33
Jeremiah 30-33 Up until now Jeremiah’s prophecies have been filled with gloom and despair. Now in this section, called the “The Book of Consolation”, the prophet poetically describes the restoration of Israel and Judah after the time know as “Jacob’s distress” (vs. 30:7). He relays God’s promises to return the people to their land, reunite… Continue reading The Rainbow After The Storm – Jeremiah 30-33
An Attitude of Gratitude – Lamentations 3
Lamentations 3 Jerusalem has been utterly destroyed and it’s people taken into captivity. And as a witness to the desolation, Jeremiah is heartbroken. Yet even in the midst of pain, the prophet’s heart is filled with gratitude as he calls out to the Lord, “Great is Your faithfulness!” It’s hard for me to read the… Continue reading An Attitude of Gratitude – Lamentations 3
February 12th – Jeremiah 31:3
Jeremiah 31:3 Many times throughout their history, Israel rejected God. Yet in His grace and mercy, when the people repented and turned back to Him, God always joyfully welcomed them back. Why? Because in His unfathomable grace and love, God wants nothing more than to have a close personal relationship with His children. That means… Continue reading February 12th – Jeremiah 31:3
God Can Use Anyone – (Ezra 1:1-3:13)
Ezra 1:1-3:13 The prophet Isaiah wrote a prophecy concerning one whom God called “His anointed”. (Is. 44:28-45:25) A man who God would take by the right hand. A man used by God to subdue nations, rebuild His temple, and shepherd His people. Who was this great man? No other than Cyrus the great. A… Continue reading God Can Use Anyone – (Ezra 1:1-3:13)
January 5th – Jeremiah 29:11
Jeremiah 29:11 We all sin and fall short. Israel rebelled against God and a result, they were exiled to Babylon. Yet God didn’t forsake them. Even in their sin He was making plans to restore them back to their land and Himself. As Christians we are told that trials and tribulations will enter our lives.… Continue reading January 5th – Jeremiah 29:11
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