Calvary Chapel of the Cumberland Valley Podcast

Midweek “Verse-by-Verse” Teaching – Jeremiah 25:15–33 - with Pastor Randy Mosher, Calvary Chapel of the Cumberland Valley.

In this powerful continuation of Jeremiah 25, we witness the prophet bearing the “cup of the Lord’s fury” to the nations—a symbol of divine judgment that begins with Jerusalem but does not stop there. In verses 15–33, God makes clear that His justice will reach far beyond Judah, encompassing all kingdoms of the earth. This sobering passage confronts us with the reality of God's righteous wrath against sin, the responsibility of leadership, and the certainty of coming judgment.

Join us as we walk verse-by-verse through this prophetic warning, unpacking the imagery, historical backdrop, and implications for both ancient nations and our modern world. We’ll also reflect on how this passage foreshadows God’s ultimate plan of redemption through Christ—who drank the cup of wrath so we could receive the cup of mercy.

Listen in and be stirred, sobered, and strengthened in your walk with the Lord.

Verse-by-verse through the Book of Jeremiah with Pastor Randy Mosher, Senior Pastor of Calvary Chapel of the Cumberland Valley, in Hagerstown, MD.

This study covers Jeremiah 25:1-14 where Jeremiah emphasizes the need for Judah to repent and heed God's warnings, highlighting the impending 70 years of Babylonian rule as a consequence of disobedience. The narrative underscores God's sovereignty, showing how He uses even pagan rulers for His purposes. It calls believers to respond with urgency, pray, and engage actively in their faith, while also focusing on God's promise of restoration after judgment.

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Verse-by-verse through the Book of Jeremiah with Pastor Randy Mosher, Senior Pastor of Calvary Chapel of the Cumberland Valley, in Hagerstown, MD.

In Jeremiah 24 we explore the powerful vision of the two baskets of figs. One basket is filled with good figs—representing those whom God will preserve and bless, even in exile. The other holds bad figs—symbolizing those who persist in rebellion and will face judgment.

This short but vivid chapter reminds us that God sees the heart, and even in seasons of discipline, He is working for the good of those who trust Him. It’s a message of both warning and hope—calling us to trust God's purposes even when they unfold in unexpected ways.

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Verse-by-verse through the Book of Jeremiah with Pastor Randy Mosher, Senior Pastor of Calvary Chapel of the Cumberland Valley.

Jeremiah chapter 23 reveals God's rebuke of Israel's leaders for their negligence and promises restoration through faithful shepherds. It warns against false prophets who mislead with lies, contrasting them with true messengers of God. The study emphasizes the importance of God's word as the only source of true sustenance, highlighting the judgment awaiting those who misuse it for personal gain. Clarity will come in God's timing, despite current confusion.

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