When times are tough, we want to be reassured. Kay Arthur poses the question, what if someday things get worse before they get better?

Many people refuse to believe in a God of wrath, preferring to focus only on His love and mercy. Kay Arthur points out that the Lord's justified anger must lead to judgment of the earth.

When the prophet Jeremiah spoke of the wine of God's wrath, what was he talking about? Kay Arthur calls your attention to God's certain judgment to come upon the earth before all is said and done.

God has spoken through His Word, but what happens if many are not listening? Kay Arthur warns of the consequences of ignoring the Lord, as she presents more of her series in Jeremiah.

The wicked seem to go on and on and on, often without being stopped. Will it always be thus? Kay Arthur looks ahead to God's certain judgment, as she begins a series in the second part of Jeremiah.

God's Word talks about those who bear good fruit as well as those who bear bad fruit. Kay Arthur shows you the attributes of both and encourages you to live a godly life. We'll wrap up our series in Jeremiah titled, "Return to Me."

The Bible warns us that false prophets will make themselves known and that we should not be taken by surprise. Kay Arthur looks at the false prophets of Jeremiah's time, as she continues a series in the first part of this Old Testament book.

Have you ever wondered where America is in prophecy? Kay Arthur explains why we're not mentioned in the end times. Join us for more of a series in the first part of Jeremiah called, "Return to Me."

Every ruler or leader of a nation will someday stand before God. There are good and bad ones, of course, but the Lord will judge. Kay Arthur looks further into that fact, as she moves further into a study of Jeremiah.

How important are those who speak for God? So important, that they can hold a nation's well being in their hands! Kay Arthur conveys a vital message, as she continues a series in the first part of Jeremiah.