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Jeremiah

This is the story of a prophet who was God’s lone faithful voice in a time of crisis for Judah. Jeremiah was known as the weeping prophet because his emotional expressions reflected God’s profound regret at what had gone wrong with his people, and Jeremiah was entrusted and empowered to deliver bad news to them about the fate of their nation. His message would not be popular or well received.

However, God also gave people hope, opportunities to change and good news that even though exile from the promised land was imminent, restoration would eventually follow. Not only that, but Jeremiah was given glimpses of the salvation God would offer to bring all nations back to himself.

 
 

Introduction

 

Our notes on Jeremiah

Written in 2020

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Jeremiah 50-52
Jul 16
Jeremiah 50-52

How different can we imagine?

Jeremiah 47-49
Jul 14
Jeremiah 47-49

Almighty power

Jeremiah 43-46
Jul 13
Jeremiah 43-46

Can God really guide us?

Jeremiah 39-42
Jul 10
Jeremiah 39-42

It pays to pray

Jeremiah 36-38
Jul 9
Jeremiah 36-38

What makes a good leader?

Jeremiah 33-35
Jul 7
Jeremiah 33-35

Who defines you?

Jeremiah 30-32
Jul 6
Jeremiah 30-32

Deal with God as he deals with us

Jeremiah 26-29
Jul 3
Jeremiah 26-29

“I know the plans I have for you”

Jeremiah 22-25
Jul 2
Jeremiah 22-25

What does it mean to know God? (You won’t believe God’s answer!)

Jeremiah 18-21
Jun 30
Jeremiah 18-21

The things we think are solid

Jeremiah 15-17
Jun 29
Jeremiah 15-17

We need to trust God for a fruitful life

Jeremiah 11-14
Jun 26
Jeremiah 11-14

What kind of prophet profits?

Jeremiah 7-10
Jun 25
Jeremiah 7-10

A perfect storm of imperfections

Jeremiah 4-6
Jun 23
Jeremiah 4-6

This is everyone’s problem

Jeremiah 1-3
Jun 22
Jeremiah 1-3

What makes you successful?

 

Talks about Jeremiah’s prophecy

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‘Waiting for renewal’ by Jack Saunders - 5 March 2023
‘Waiting for renewal’ by Jack Saunders - 5 March 2023

If you were expecting a big inheritance, how would it affect the way you live today? Jack Saunders looks at the hope promised to Israel through the prophet Jeremiah and asks what hope we might carry through our faith in Jesus now. People following Jesus who have expected movements of renewal typically pray and invest in making disciples, especially looking to equip young people. What can we learn from this that will help us to play our parts in God’s bigger plans for now and the future?