Delivering the word of God can be met with persecution, but God is always with us, preparing us for eternal glory (Jeremiah 20:7-18).

God's sovereign will and man's free will are at all times a reality; God is in control, but man can respond (Jeremiah 18:1-20:6).

The Lord deals with us according to our heart; He knows it and searches it (Jeremiah 17:1-27).

Though the Lord's servants suffer together with Him in the present, it will not be a waste; redemption is coming (Jeremiah 16:1-21).

We believe in Christ's death for our sins with the result that we live for Him (2 Cor. 5:15).

Disillusionment, bitterness, and self-pity can easily enter our service if we are not careful (Jeremiah 15:10-21).

God's people must learn to fear and hate sin as it can be too late to repent and avoid the destructive consequences of our sin. Yet, as long as we are alive, we can still repent for our sins and God's grace will find you in the midst of the consequences (Jeremiah 14:1-15:9).

The purpose of God brings glory, but pride and stubbornness brings ruin (Jeremiah 13:1-27).

The tragedy of the broken covenant (Jeremiah 11:1-12:17) God's servants find themselves overwhelmed in dealing with the problem, but God works with them.

When God grieves for His people, so does His prophet (Jeremiah 8:4-10:25); it is all a picture of rich inner life.