Jeremiah 6 read by David Alley, followed by comments and prayer. In Jeremiah 6 the tone of the prophecy is now a warning to FLEE!!!! Danger is coming from the North in the form of the Babylonians. Jeremiah tells the people of Tekoa who are out of Jerusalem to be afraid of great destruction. The prophecies are now very different to those of earlier prophets - because these are now warnings of impending doom that is on the way. Strangely however not only were the Israelites deaf to the earlier prophecies and thereby didn’t avoid the disaster from starting, they are deaf to the warnings of doom too, and so will not flee.

Jeremiah 5 read by David Alley, followed by comments and prayer. In Jeremiah 5 the Lord announces that if he could find just one righteous person, he would save the city of Jerusalem from destruction. This reminds us of Abraham’s intercession for Sodom and Gomorrah, and the prophecy of Ezekiel about a similar thing. Was there really not a single righteous person? This video explores which righteous people were alive at the time, and why perhaps the destruction of Jerusalem was not prevented.

Jeremiah 4 read by David Alley, followed by comments and prayer. In Jeremiah 4 God seems to be giving the Israelites one last chance and calls them to circumcise their hearts. This chapter brings up the whole circumcision discussion and what it means to be circumcised, and what value there is in it. What is the difference between heart circumcision and regular circumcision.

Jeremiah 3 read by David Alley, followed by comments and prayer. In Jeremiah 3 the prophet proclaims that the Lord has finished with the Old Covenant - the covenant God made with Israel. As a sign of this, the ark of the covenant is going to be removed and will not be found again or remembered again. This video considers both the covenant and the ark of that covenant.

Jeremiah 2 read by David Alley, followed by comments and prayer. In Jeremiah 2 he receives his first prophetic task and is to call Israel to account for failing to keep the covenant of the Lord. Covenants in patriarchal times followed a prescribed pattern between a Lord and a vassal, and in that same pattern the Lord is now calling Israel, the vassal, to account in this prophecy. There will be consequences.

Jeremiah 1 read by David Alley, followed by comments and prayer. In Jeremiah 1 we meet Jeremiah, a priest from Anathoth near Jerusalem. The Lord calls him to be a prophet, but he resists because of his age. He is about twenty years of age. The Lord overrules his objection and requires his service. The Lord then tests his ability to see and know the Lord's voice and he passes both tests. This video discusses prophecy both at the time and today.

Isaiah 66 read by David Alley, followed by comments and prayer. In Isaiah 66 the last chapter of the great book of Isaiah we find that we (the Earth) have become the resting place for God - once we were his enemies, but have now become his repose. What an amazing final chapter to a great life of prophetic ministry.

Isaiah 65 read by David Alley, followed by comments and prayer. In Isaiah 65 we meet a nation that found God but didn’t know they were looking for Him. It turns out that this nation is the Gentiles - those who were excluded from God’s presence and ways. BUt we also find out that it was God’s plan all along to include them.

Isaiah 64 read by David Alley, followed by comments and prayer. In Isaiah 64 we find ourselves listening to a prayer by someone - it feels by Isaiah, asking the Lord to rend the Heavens and come down. This is a prayer for revival as applicable to us today as it was to him back then.

Isaiah 63 read by David Alley, followed by comments and prayer. In Isaiah 63 we meet someone who comes up from Bosrah, capital city of Edom, covered in the blood of the nations he has destroyed. Who is it? Surely it isn’t Christ, right? Turns out it is. Watch this video to understand why Jesus is covered in blood that isn’t his.