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Jeremiah and His Times (Jeremiah and Lamentations)
Bible CommentaryMost of us find our workplaces to be difficult, at least at times. One of the appeals of the book of Jeremiah is that...
Timeline of the Prophets
Bible CommentaryThe table below shows where in time the prophets fit within the northern kingdom of Israel and the southern kingdom of...
Situating the Prophets in Israel’s History
Bible CommentaryThe records of the earliest prophets are woven into the history of Israel in the books of Joshua through 2 Kings, rather...
Best of Daily Reflections: Empty Promises
Daily ReflectionAs the Babylonians besieged Jerusalem, Zedekiah, the king of Judah, made a bold agreement with his people.
Best of Daily Reflections: Sucking the Muck from the Bottom of the Well
Daily ReflectionAfter decades of faithful ministry as God’s prophet, Jeremiah’s life wasn’t turning out as he might have...
Best of Daily Reflections: The Rescue of Ebed-Melech
Daily ReflectionThe beginning of Jeremiah 39 tells the sad tale of the fall of Jerusalem.
How Should We Work? Andy Mills (Audio)
AudioThis is the third talk of Andy Mills' five-part series on faith and work. Andy Mills is the former CEO of the...
Downward Mobility: Refusing God’s Hands: Jeremiah 18 Sermon Notes
Sermon NotesThe Main Text: The word which came to Jeremiah from the LORD saying, “Arise and go down to the potter’s house, and...
God at Work: Seeing and Reflecting God the Craftsman and Artist (Jeremiah 18 Sermon Notes)
Sermon NotesScripture: Jeremiah 18:1-6 The word that came to Jeremiah from the Lord: “Come, go down to the potter’s house,...
Something’s Coming
Daily ReflectionIt’s not that God “might” or “could” fulfill the promise, but that he “will.”
Jeremiah: Setting the Stage
Daily ReflectionToday I begin to focus on the Old Testament book of Jeremiah in the Daily Reflections. If you’ve been reading for a...
The Most Important Promise
Daily ReflectionThe Lord called Jeremiah to a daunting task. He was to be God’s “prophet to the nations” (1:5). In this role,...