Chronologically studying the Bible until we all attain to the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God (Ephesians 4:13)
In today’s reading (Ezekiel 5–8), Ezekiel acts out God’s judgment by cutting and scattering his hair, symbolizing what will happen to God’s people. Yet even in judgment, God promises a …
Ezekiel’s Throne Vision: What Did He Really See? | Ezekiel 1–4
Ezekiel’s vision of God’s throne, the cherubim, and the expanse of heaven is filled with mystery and meaning. These images …
Jeremiah’s bold message clashed with the false prophets of his day. They promised peace and prosperity, but Jeremiah reminded the people that nothing happens unless the Lord ordains it.…
Jeremiah mourned over Jerusalem’s fall, yet he declared: “Great is Your faithfulness.” In today’s reading from Lamentations 1–3, we see both the weight of sin’s consequences and the hop…
Jeremiah warns God’s people to flee literal Babylon, the literal empire of Nebuchadnezzar, the warning applies also for believers today to flee the spiritual Babylon still deceiving nat…
Jeremiah 49–50 reveals God’s judgment against Ammon, Edom, Damascus, Elam, and Babylon. These prophecies point to deeper spiritual truths: rejecting God for temporary satisfaction, trus…
Jeremiah delivers God’s judgment against Egypt, the Philistines, and Moab. These nations represent the world system, the flesh, and compromise with sin. Yet in the midst of warnings, Go…
Gedaliah ignored warnings and it cost him his life. Johanan tried to do what was right, but still disobeyed God’s Word. The people sought Jeremiah’s counsel, but only wanted affirmation…
Habakkuk wrestled with God over injustice, violence, and corruption. God’s answer was shocking—He would raise up Babylon as judgment. Yet the prophet learned that “the righteous shall l…
Judah has fallen. Jerusalem is burned, the temple destroyed, and God’s people are exiled to Babylon. Yet even in confusion, a faithful remnant remains. What does this mean for us today,…
Jeremiah’s faithfulness landed him waist-deep in mud. The fall of Jerusalem looked like defeat, but it was God’s answer to the prayers of His people. Many had asked for corruption to en…
When King Jehoiakim burned God’s Word, others trembled at it. Jeremiah remained resolute in faith despite persecution. Are we building our lives on borrowed traditions—or on the solid r…
Jeremiah’s prophetic land purchase during Jerusalem’s siege was a bold act of hope. God promised a new covenant and a future restoration for His faithful remnant: a promise still true f…
Even in captivity, God called His people to rejoice. Jeremiah’s prophecy reminds us that our hope is not in present circumstances, but in the eternal future God has promised. Learn how …
Jeremiah warns the people to submit to Babylon’s rule as God’s judgment, not because Babylon is righteous, but because God has ordained it. This message exposes false prophets, calls fo…
A powerful warning from Jeremiah against false shepherds who lead God’s people astray. We explore God’s call to hear His voice, obey Him, and trust His protection.
God shows Jeremiah (and us) that He is the potter and we are the clay. True satisfaction only comes when we submit to His shaping, trusting His loving design.
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Jeremiah warns against trusting false prophets and calls God’s people to spiritual maturity. In a time of drought and deception, God’s Word remains our only safe guide. Learn why knowin…
Jeremiah warns God’s people not to trust in the temple for salvation—just like many today wrongly trust in church buildings and rituals. The message is clear: return to your first love,…
Jeremiah warns God’s people not to trust in the temple for salvation—just like many today wrongly trust in church buildings and rituals. The message is clear: return to your first love,…