Are You Listening?
Today’s reading: 2 Kings 25:23, 24, 26; Jeremiah 40:7-16; 41:1-18; 42:1-22; 43:1-13; 44:1-30; 51:64b Why ask if you will not listen? Why ask God if you will not obey? God’s
Continue readingToday’s reading: 2 Kings 25:23, 24, 26; Jeremiah 40:7-16; 41:1-18; 42:1-22; 43:1-13; 44:1-30; 51:64b Why ask if you will not listen? Why ask God if you will not obey? God’s
Continue readingToday’s Reading: 2 Kings 25:2-4,22; 2 Chronicles 36:17,19-21; Jeremiah 39:2-5,9-18; 40:1-6; 52:9-23,27-30 What must it have been like for the people of Jerusalem to see the Babylonians capture the city
Continue readingThe section we read today fits well with the “Picture it” method of Bible study/meditation in which you imagine being a part of the event and consider what God wants
Continue readingToday’s Reading: Jeremiah 23:1-8; 33:14-40 God promises for a new covenant. In today’s passage, you can see a number of hints and imagery of coming Savior. Isn’t it exciting just
Continue readingToday’s reading: Jeremiah 33:10-13, 30:1-24; 31:1-26 If I have to sum up today’s reading, it will be “hope of joyful restoration”. After much darkness, we are told “I have loved
Continue readingToday’s Reading: Jeremiah 21:1-14; 22:1-9; 34:1-7; 32-44; 1-9 How would you feel if you ask for protection & help, but God says “I fight against you” instead? That’s what happened
Continue readingToday’s Reading: Jeremiah 34:8-22; 49:34-39; 50:41-46: 51 I heard an interesting little story on the radio yesterday. A woman had heard on that radio program that one can often get
Continue readingToday’s reading: Jeremiah 50:1-40; 51:59 Today’s reading predicts both God’s ultimate judgement against Babylon and Israel’s ultimate return – to the land and to relationship with God. Though their current
Continue readingToday’s Reading: Jeremiah 23:9-40 Jeremiah begins with the statement that his heart is broken within him! I once heard a statement which probably describes Jeremiah’s problem – ‘the more holy
Continue readingToday’s Reading: Jeremiah 24; 27-29 Jeremiah is shown good figs and bad figs by the Lord. And what the Lord basically says is that Judah is to accept the fact
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