We conclude our series on Jeremiah 29 with a look at what we can actually do today. (Spoiler alert: it's always today)

Joel helps us ask how to decide if something is true, and how to believe the truest version of the narrative. From Jeremiah 29:8-10

David brings part 10 of our series on Jeremiah 29:4-7 and explores how our shalom is connected to that of our place.

Joy delivers part 9 of our series on Jeremiah 29:4-7 exploring the significance of praying for the place God has called you.

Jessica looks at the story of Joseph to explore what it looks like to work for the good of the place you are in...even if it's not your preferred place.

We're continuing our series on Jeremiah 29:4-7 by exploring what it looks like not to try and escape or disdain the place of your exile, but to seek it's peace and prosperity.

In Jeremiah 29, God commands the exiles in Babylon to increase in number, not decrease. How might this look for us in a world that seems less and less like Jesus?

Danielle explores what it looks like to not just think about the Kingdom now...but generations from now.

Scot continues our series on Embracing Your Place by looking at the significance of not just planting gardens, but building enduring spaces. From Jeremiah 29:5

Why does it matter for us to build houses and settle down in a place?