If you knew an enemy was coming against you and your life was in jeopardy, wouldn't you want some warning? Kay Arthur again looks to the book of Jeremiah for some insight into the world's future, as given trough prophecy.

Many have tried to achieve lasting peace between Israel and its neighbors. But according to the Bible, that peace won't be established until Israel returns to God. Kay Arthur digs into the relevant passages in Jeremiah, as she continues a series called, "Return to Me."

Have you ever felt so convicted by sin, you've thought there's no way God could forgive you? God's Word promises that when you repent, He'll never turn you away. Kay Arthur shows you that promise from the book of Jeremiah.

Harlotry is a term used in the Bible to describe both individuals and nations. What happens to nations to which God attaches that label? Find out when Kay Arthur continues a series in Jeremiah called, "Return to Me." We'll learn why the United States should learn from biblical history.

Sin makes people run away from God, but He is gracious to welcome us home if we repent and return to Him. Kay Arthur examines God's wonderful grace, as she presents more of a series in the first part of Jeremiah called, "Return to Me."

Unrealistic expectations lead to great disappointment. If you think God is some kind of genie who's supposed to grant your every wish, you don't understand God and His ways. Fortunately, we have His Word to help us know Him. Kay Arthur again takes us to the book of Jeremiah for more of a series called, "Return to Me,"