A pastor's outreach ideas die in one meeting, killed by caution instead of prayer. Jeremiah had a name for leaders who lead…
Read the field note →Jeremiah's first sermon centers on one image: a broken cistern that can't hold water. Here's what it means, and why the people…
Read the field note →King Jehoiakim cut Jeremiah's scroll apart with a scribe's knife and burned it column by column. God's response: dictate it again, longer…
Read the field note →Jeremiah 18 names four specific "devices" the people built against him — a smear campaign, an emotional pit, obstacles, and snares. Here's…
Read the field note →The remnant of Judah asked Jeremiah to seek God's will, promised to obey whatever the answer was, got a clear answer —…
Read the field note →Gedaliah was a good, kind governor who ignored a direct warning that he was about to be assassinated. Kindness alone wasn't enough…
Read the field note →When Jesus asked who people thought He was, "Jeremiah" was one of the answers. The parallels between the two are more striking…
Read the field note →Jeremiah's last recorded words were rejected outright by the very people he'd followed into exile. By any visible measure, his ministry was…
Read the field note →“Before I formed you in the womb I knew you; before you were born I set you apart… Then said I, Ah,…
Read the field note →Moses and Jeremiah lived 800 years apart with almost opposite callings. Read side by side, their stories reveal less about their differences…
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