Lessons from the Book of Jeremiah
In the course of 40 years in a major prophetic office, Jeremiah learned certain hard-won lessons that 21st century men and women desperately need to grasp and understand. Learn more about them in this series.
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Today we will see the calling of Jeremiah and how far ahead God was planning to use him.
Jeremiah was called to do ministry during some troublesome times. We should also expect the same to happen to us today.
As it was in the days of Jeremiah where he had to deal with false prophets, we will also have to deal with such people during the last days.
People living during Jeremiah's period were thinking that they were safe because of the temple, law, etc.. But the truth was that they were not safe. What about you?
In today's episode, we will see the history of Israel and how the turned away from God.
They were examples of people who were totally different from the Jews living during the time of Jeremiah.
Today we will see the similarities we can find in the life of Jeremiah and the Word of God.
Many people want to have the citizenship of some advanced nations, but Jeremiah wanted to have citizenship in the kingdom of God in heaven.
In this episode, we will see the importance of surrendering ourselves to our creator God.
Today we will see some of the key reasons dor the destruction of Jerusalem and the pain it had on Jeremiah.
We will look at the linen girdle, potter and earthen bottle and see what lessons are there in it.
Today we will see about the two baskets of figs and the purchasing of a land and see what lessons we can learn from them.
About the Show
In the course of 40 years in a major prophetic office, Jeremiah learned certain hard-won lessons that 21st century men and women desperately need to grasp and understand. Learn more about them in this series.
Host
Pr. Sankar Joshua
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