God demonstrates that the scandal of unfaithfulness is made the more obvious, by comparing it with our faithfulness to smaller things (34:1-35:19).

Like Jeremiah, we are to invest in the certainty of God's promises with our obedience and our living (Jeremiah 32:1-33:26).

Being rich toward God will guard you against covetousness (Luke 12:13-21).

God's faithfulness backs the new covenant, not only guaranteeing its success, but the arrival of the New Jerusalem (Jer. 31:35-40).

The new covenant differs from the old in that the law becomes internal, and even part of us after the blood of Christ washes us (Jer. 31:33-34).

A covenant defines the nature of a relationship, which, God promises, will change from something old which failed, to something new (Jeremiah 31:31-32).

God's multifaceted love leads us into a transformative relationship (Jeremiah 31:2-30).

After dread failures and prophecies of judgment, God reveals grace to His people beyond their wildest dreams (Jeremiah 30:1-31:1).

Looking back at 2023 and looking forward to 2024.

The New Year is here: are you locked in a dreary continuum, or pulled into the work of God? (Ecclesiastes 3:1-8)