This is the sixth message in a series within a series from Jeremiah; it’s the last of the overall series. It deals with the “jealousy” of God! God does not apologize for being jealous of His own. That surprises some people about the Lord. Yet He loves us so much, that unfaithfulness on our part produces jealousy on His!

This is the fifth message in a series within a series from Jeremiah. It’s about obedience as a part of our covenant with the Lord. It’s better to not pray than it is to pray hypocritically. Sometimes people pray with no intention of doing what the Lord leads us to do! Really? People do that all the time. We obey the Lord only when we agree with His guidance.

This is the fourth message in a series within a series from Jeremiah. Standing alone in any situation can be difficult. Being a believer and follower of the Lord God Almighty has always involved times of standing alone. That’s true today in 2018! Being a believer has never been “in” or the thing to do. Jeremiah stood alone for the Lord in his day; we may be called to do the same!

This is the third message in a series within a series from Jeremiah. It’s about paying attention to the covenant we have with the Lord. A traffic safety video pointed out those accidents at train crossings happen because people don’t look and they don’t listen! God’s people in Jeremiah’s day didn’t look to Lord or listen to Him. They disregarded the covenant they had with the Lord. We can do the same thing in 2018!

This is the second message in a series within a series from Jeremiah. All of the rest of the messages from this Old Testament book of Jeremiah is about the word “covenant”. This message speaks of covenant people praying to the God of the covenant. If you have accepted the Lord into your life, you are a part of that covenant agreement with God Almighty through His son. As a covenanter, do you communicate through prayer with the originator of that covenant?

We all have a “master”.  Your master and mine is whatever or whoever controls our thinking and/or behavior.  That master has a “voice” that we respond to, simply by hearing it.  Jesus bluntly states that a person cannot serve two masters; they will hate one and love the other.  Is life really that simple?  Yes, Jesus explains why in the passage that we study the week before Christmas.

All this week on CrossHope, we air five favorite Christmas stories that come from various messages on our program over the last 7 years. Each story stands on its own to convey truth and power for the season. We hope you will not only enjoy them, but share them with others.

We all have a “master”. Your master and mine is whatever or whoever controls our thinking and/or behavior. That master has a “voice” that we respond to, simply by hearing it. Jesus bluntly states that a person cannot serve two masters; they will hate one and love the other. Is life really that simple? Yes, Jesus explains why in the passage that we study the week before Christmas.

Everything in life is wrapped around the word “covenant”. All of life is impacted by covenants kept and covenants broken. God is the God of all covenants! God made a covenant with His people in the Old Testament; He made a new covenant with the rest of us since the cross! One Bible scholar thinks this passage just may be one of the most important passages in the Old Testament!

Every person has gone through the experience of questioning someone’s love for them.  It may be someone very close to you; you really weren’t sure where you stood in the love area.  God claims to love us with an “everlasting love”.  Only a person who is everlasting in their existence can claim to be everlasting in the way they care for us.  Emotionally and spiritually, this is a passage for you to consider this week on CrossHope!