Faithful Endurance
The day of the Lord is certain, and it is coming sooner than you think, so run hard after holiness.
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“The Name of the Slough was Despond”
In the midst of the darkness, God is not only trustworthy, but he raises up some who trust him, even in the pit.
Gentle and Lowly
Everyone has a desire to rest and is tempted to find rest in places that don’t provide the rest we need. Until we realize true rest is found in laying …
The Easter Sermon
In Matthew 28, Matthew describes a couple of women who arrive at the tomb, meet an angel, and finally come face-to-face with the living Savior, Jesus Christ.
Blessed Assurance
Because God loved us first, we can be assured that we will experience his love forever. Our hope is secure. Video & Sermon Audio
“Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken”
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. …
“The Loser Now Will be Later to Win”
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 …
“There’s No Place Like Home”
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 …
“A Beast, No More”
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 …
The Kingdom Begins
God promised that a king would come to restore Israel and he would be a light to those walking in darkness. Jesus Christ is the King, and he has come! …
“Making Mud Pies”
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 …
What God Wants for You
Most of Ephesians is prayer—the divinely inspired prayers of Paul for his people. In these verses, Paul’s heart for God’s people is on full display, especially his desire to see …
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