Jeremiah chapter 31 gives hope for the nation of Israel to be a blessing for all people. Today, we have the opportunity to join in on sharing that blessing, and it starts with following Jesus.

When we feel like our life disqualifies us from what God wants to do in the world, what does God say to us. We take a look at Jeremiah 18 for answers.

This week the team is missing their intrepid host. But they try to tackle questions from the last few 2 weeks of Ekklesia. We talk about the job description of the prophets, how to hold church structures accountable, and how do we discern voice of God.

God reveals through Jeremiah's story that combatting evil in the world does not first start with doing, but instead begins with resting in the fact that we are known by God.

This week the crew tackles understanding the uniqueness of God's plan and will for our lives.

Julie examines Jeremiah's life of hardship and perseverance in following God's will. She recounts her own experience in training for long distance running and encourages us to avoid taking the easy way out in life.

Julie examines Jeremiah's life of hardship and perseverance in following God's will. She recounts her own experience in training for long distance running and encourages us to avoid taking the easy way out in life.

What’s the difference between Jeremiah and street preachers? Why does God test us? And how can we be disqualified from what God is doing in the world? The answers may be unexpected, but we’re sure you’ve seen Stranger Things.

What’s the difference between Jeremiah and street preachers? Why does God test us? And how can we be disqualified from what God is doing in the world? The answers may be unexpected, but we’re sure you’ve seen Stranger Things.

How might God be using your struggles today to build you up for future work? The new series explores this question and envisions a life that's unrestrained by impossibility.