We often think things will always stay the way they are. Life sometimes gives an illusion of permanence. Kay Arthur reminds us that only God is the same yesterday, today and forever. It's more from a series in Jeremiah titled, "Return to Me."

All around us, there's a mission field filled with people who don't know the Lord. We need to incline our hearts toward them. Kay Arthur directs us to weep for the captives, as she continues a series in the first part of Jeremiah.

Are people or nations ever too far gone to be saved? The Bible tells us no; the Holy Spirit can change hearts and minds! Kay Arthur offers hope to those who feel so weighed down by sin, they can't see any way out. Join us for more of a series called, "Return to Me."

The truth often hurts, especially for unbelievers. They just don't want to hear about God's standards. Kay Arthur encourages us to preach the truth in love nonetheless.

God simply must judge sin. His holiness demands it! Jeremiah warned the people of Judah, but they wouldn't believe him. Kay Arthur discusses the justice of our Lord, as she presents more of a series called, "Return to Me."

A righteous and holy God must judge sin. But he also provided for our sin when His Son was nailed to the Cross. Kay Arthur covers judgment and restoration, as she again takes us to the book of Jeremiah for more of a series called, "Return to Me."

The recession we've faced has wreaked havoc on many. But rather than lose hope, we are called by God to lift up our eyes toward Him. Kay Arthur looks at God's sanctuary for Sabbath rest, as she presents more of a series in Jeremiah.

Why did God bring calamity on ancient Israel? Because its inhabitants were unfaithful. Kay Arthur points out that the same holds true for any nation that turns its back on the one true God.

When you have the Bible in your hands, you need never be in the dark about what's happening in the world. Kay Arthur teaches about God's timeline for Israel.

We often refer to the throne room of God, but have you ever taken the time to really study the glorious throne on high? Well, Kay Arthur shows you from Jeremiah, chapter 17, what Scripture says about it. Be here for more of a series in the first part of Jeremiah called, "Return to Me."