Jeremiah had been dealing with the people of Israel, proclaiming God’s word to them. As a result, the people wanted to kill him. In response, Jeremiah calls out to God for His help and placed his trust in God’s presence.

Today, we are going to take a look at Jeremiah 11.9-17. In this passage, we will learn how to find redemption and peace by accepting God’s love. When we accept His love and turn away from the sins in our lives, we will receive the transformative power of His divine grace.

There are always consequences to the way we choose to live our lives, whether good or bad. In Jeremiah 11.6-8, we read about the consequences the Israelites faced by not yielding to God’s ways. The result of their actions shows us the importance of following God’s ways instead of the desires of our own hearts.

Thank you for stopping by and taking to time to watch, listen, or read this week’s message, What are we to do? I hope you find encouragement in your faith in Jesus, and maybe even learn something new along the way 🙂

According to the scriptures, the people of Israel had turned from a life of service to God to a life of worshiping and serving foreign gods. This turning away from God brought with it consequences of which Jeremiah was sent to warn the people. In response to the warnings, Jeremiah shares the importance of accepting…

Pour out your wrath on the nations that do not acknowledge you, on the peoples who do not call on your name. For they have devoured Jacob; they have devoured him completely and destroyed his homeland. – Jeremiah 10.25

Thank you for stopping by and taking to time to watch, listen, or read this week’s message, Through Jesus. I hope you find encouragement in your faith in Jesus, and maybe even learn something new along the way 🙂

The prophet Jeremiah, in his writings in the scripture concerning accepting God’s discipline, made the following statement…

The prophet Jeremiah writes, “I know that people’s lives are not their own; it is not for them to direct their steps”? The reality is our lives are not our own. We belong to God, and He will direct our steps if we will allow Him. The question is, do we trust Him to lead…