The world may be confused on the definition of truth, but God isn’t. Jeremiah fought some of the very same battles. This week, we consider the nature of truth and how we should confront a deceived society. 

We don't talk about backsliding much anymore...but Jeremiah isn't afraid of the topic. He concludes that it's nonsense for a people who know better and refuse to walk the right pathway. 

The people were adding their false gods to the Temple. By doing so, they were adding their own version of truth to their faith. Today's sermon will look at how modern Christians bring their own additions to the simple gospel. 

Jeremiah’s prophetic ministry takes him to the most basic unit of any society - the family. Today’s sermon takes a look at the importance of family as a building block for healthy churches and a healthy society.

This New Years Eve, we take a break from Jeremiah to look at John 14:1-14. God does not call us to a boring, miserable life but abundant life. As we look at Jesus’ words to His disciples in John 14 we see that our trust in the Lord extends beyond salvation but into an abundant life of great things in His name!

This Christmas Eve, we skip forward a little in the book of Jeremiah to consider how the weeping prophet handles the promise of the Messiah. What we find is that even in the midst of Jeremiah’s dire warnings, there is still the promise of a hopeful future for the people of God. But that hope isn’t found in any earthly ruler. 

Jeremiah’s ministry takes him to the heart of Judah’s religious identity. His powerful words challenge the people that true devotion to God isn’t found in their religious activities, but in their transformed hearts. 

Jeremiah challenges the people to reconsider their choices. He calls on them to remember the “ancient paths.” This isn’t a call to sentimentality, rather it is a call to ground ourselves in something that has stood the test of time. 

Jeremiah's warnings fell on deaf ears. His message was repeated over and over again in many different ways, but nobody paid any attention. In this text, we have a warning to be mindful of our own tendency to disregard God's clear instructions.

Jeremiah is sent on a quest to save the city of Jerusalem. All he has to do is find a good man. One good man and God will spare the city. As you can imagine, Jeremiah's quest comes up short. It would still come up short today. We are reminded, however, that there is one Good Man that is able to deliver people from sin. His name is Jesus