Do you live with constant "if only's?" Are you thus living as a victim of the past? Kay Arthur offers good news: You can let go and move on.

Do the cares of life sometimes make it difficult to get out of bed in the morning? Has your joy been stolen? Kay Arthur reveals the secret of turning distress into joy, as she continues her series in the second part of Jeremiah.

Rejecting God often leads to the worst kinds of human excess. Anti-Semitism is perhaps the most egregious example. Kay Arthur continues to examine this issue and also looks at the promise of restoration.

When someone laments that no one cares about him, he's forgetting someone . . . the most important One. Kay Arthur reminds you of the refuge for distress, the Lord.

Does something from your past keep you from experiencing full happiness? Kay Arthur shows you how God can turn that around and bring restoration, as she continues a series in the second part of Jeremiah.

God has plans for those that love Him, plans for your welfare, not for calamity. Kay Arthur looks at this wonderful promise from the book of Jeremiah.

If you were to counsel a hurting friend to do something against God's Word, even if you thought you were trying to help, what might the Lord think? His Word provides the answer! Kay Arthur shows why we must never lead another into rebellion against God.

Have you ever been duped by a lie? Then you know that lies have consequences. Kay Arthur looks further at this issue, as she presents more of a series in the second part of Jeremiah called, "God's Certain Judgment."

These days, everyone claims to have the truth. Naturally, that's impossible, just as it was in Jeremiah's time. Kay Arthur examines the battle between God's Truth and the enemy's lies.

In the prophet Jeremiah's day, false prophets arose who told the people God's judgment was not coming on ancient Israel. Kay Arthur discusses what Scripture has to say about those deceivers, as she moves further into a series in the second part of Jeremiah titled, "God's Certain Judgment."