Jeremiah: Fire & Faith
God and Israel's relationship began like a marriage. God vowed to be faithful, and Israel promised to be lovingly his.
But Israel repeatedly broke her marriage vows. She sacrificed to false gods, she even killed her own children in their rituals. Jeremiah called Israel a whore for this idolatry. When Israel worshiped other gods she was really committing adultery and Jeremiah begged for her to return and repent.
But Israel wouldn't listen, she chose to break her vows and her covenant with God. But God promised that he would be a faithful husband to his adulterous bride. In Jesus, he would begin a new covenant that would transform his people from adulterous whores and make them virgin brides once again.
I Put My Words in Your Mouth
Randy Roper
In this first message in our series on Jeremiah, Randy looks at the commissioning of the prophet Jeremiah. God gave him a message to proclaim.
Living Water and Broken Cisterns
Kent Risley
Message #2 in series on Jeremiah
Return to Me
Randy Roper
Message #3 in series on Jeremiah. Repentance is more than good intentions and the right words; it is a genuine change of one's heart and life.
I Have Been Watching
Randy Roper
Text: Jeremiah 7 Topic: When it comes to faithfulness, having the "look" is no substitute for living the life.
In These I Delight
Kent Risley
Jeremiah 9:23-26 Righteousness is not accomplished by us; it is provided to us by God through Christ.
The Plans I Have for You
Randy Roper
Jeremiah 29:11 is often plucked out of context and misapplied to an individual life of prosperity. What does God's promise of a plan for prosperity, hope, and a future really mean in the biblical context?
Next Week's Message - I Will Make A New Covenant
Kent Risley
Jeremiah 31
No comments:
Post a Comment