There is no substitution for love toward God and neighbor (Jeremiah 7:1-8:3).

God is faithful to clearly announce the consequences of ignoring repentance (4:5-6:30).

Repentance means a return to God in look, sound, and reality (3:6-4:4).

God sees His relationship with His people as that of a husband and wife, but marred by infidelity (2:1-3:5).

Jeremiah's appointment supplies important principles for those seeking to render faithful service to God (1:4-19; Acts 1:8).

The origin of all reality, authority, ministry, and stability are found in the eternal Word (1:1-3, John 1:1-4).

An introduction to the writings of the prophets and how to handle them (Isa. 46:8-11).

Seize the opportunity to use your financial resources in the service of God’s Kingdom while you have the chance (Luke 16:1-9).

God marks new beginnings according to His redemptive movements. Following His redemptive plan, we can experience a yearly tone of peace with God, being fed with Christ, and exiting spiritual Egypt (Ex. 12:1-6).

As the season calls for us to think of the Christ child, we remember the reason for His coming (Lk. 2:49, John 6:38, John 12:27).