Jeremiah

God wants us to know his promises to judge and save are entirely reliable. Video & Sermon Audio 

God’s sovereignty is for his glory and our salvation. Video & Sermon Audio 

Jeremiah 40–44 represents the last stage of Jeremiah’s public ministry. It ended on a low note, with a people who rejected his message all the days of his ministry.  Video …

In the midst of the darkness, God is not only trustworthy, but he raises up some who trust him, even in the pit.

Chapters 30 and 31 are sometimes called Jeremiah’s Book of Consolation. Unlike most of the rest of Jeremiah, in these chapters God reiterates his promises for the people of Judah. …

In Jeremiah 21–29, kingdoms see devastation and exile before returning to the land. We learn a great deal from this pattern. As exiles here on earth, we know this world …

Jeremiah’s prophecy for Judah is one of judgment: God will punish the people’s idolatry with exile to Babylon. Even as Jeremiah prays for the destruction of a people who defy …

Part of being a human is our attempt to make sense of life. Even Christians struggle to understand why God permits his enemies to mock him while believers are not …

In Jeremiah 7:1–10:25, Jeremiah reiterates God’s pending judgment on the people of Judah, but he also reminds them of who God is and why he deserves their sole allegiance. Video …

The only hope for those caught in a cycle of sin is to acknowledge their guilt and return to the Lord. Video & Sermon Audio 

In Jeremiah 1, we see the God who promised to “build and plant” Israel is the same God who will never leave us nor forsake us. Video & Sermon Audio …