Whole Gospel To Whole World
Jeremiah 22:1–5 — God’s Call to Covenant Justice WEB Jeremiah 22:1–51 Yahweh said, “Go down to the house of the king of Judah, and speak this word there:2 ‘Hear Yahweh’s word, king of Judah, who sits on David’s throne—you, your servants, and your people who enter in by these gates.3 Yahweh says: “Execute justice and... Continue Reading →
Introduction: Jeremiah 20 and the Pain of Obedience Jeremiah 20 is one of the most emotionally raw chapters in the entire Bible. It shows what happens when following God leads not to comfort, but to conflict. Jeremiah is beaten, publicly humiliated, discouraged, and overwhelmed. Yet God does not abandon him. This chapter speaks to anyone... Continue Reading →
I. Introduction: Why Jeremiah 19 Matters Jeremiah 19 is one of the most sobering chapters in the entire prophetic corpus. It is the dramatic climax of a long series of warnings in which God confronts a hardened nation that refuses to listen. Through the shattering of a clay vessel, God reveals the consequences of covenant... Continue Reading →
There are moments in Scripture when God’s voice does not thunder — it aches. Jeremiah 11 is one of those moments. It is not merely a chapter of judgment or discipline; it is the cry of a wounded covenant Partner. When I first read Jeremiah 11 deeply, I realized God wasn’t angry because laws were... Continue Reading →
Introduction — When People Replace God There are chapters in Scripture that confront the human soul like a mirror. Jeremiah 10 is one of them. It exposes the contrast between: The living God Man-made idols The early verses almost feel sarcastic — Jeremiah mocks idols as lifeless block statues that must be nailed down so... Continue Reading →
Scripture: “Whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.” — 1 Corinthians 10:31 A few days ago, I stood on the sidelines at my son’s soccer championship game, a moment that should have been filled with excitement, joy, and childhood memories. The kind parents hope their kids remember with smiles years later.... Continue Reading →
Introduction: Jeremiah’s Cry in a World That Wouldn’t Listen Jeremiah 8 is one of the most heartbreaking chapters in Scripture. The prophet’s words echo through the centuries, revealing the pain of a people who had drifted so far from God that they could no longer recognize His voice. Judah’s rebellion wasn’t just political or moral,... Continue Reading →
In the Gospels, we read of a man who could not speak — bound by silence, unseen and unheard by the crowds. His friends brought him to Jesus, begging for mercy. Unlike the religious leaders who debated and doubted, Jesus saw the man’s quiet suffering. He took him aside from the crowd, away from the... Continue Reading →
Stephen’s story blazes across the pages of Scripture as a vivid portrait of fearless faith. Appointed as one of the first deacons of the early church, he served with wisdom, compassion, and power that could not be denied. His words carried such conviction that even his opponents “could not stand up against the wisdom the... Continue Reading →
When Elijah fled to the wilderness, exhausted and afraid, he expected God to speak through power. The prophet had just witnessed fire fall from heaven on Mount Carmel, yet now he sat under a juniper tree, crushed by despair. At Mount Horeb, the Lord called him to stand on the mountain and wait. Then came... Continue Reading →
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