Conquered and exiled into Babylon, God's people experienced the consequences of their disobedience and rebellion toward Him. With their beloved city Jerusalem sacked, they have been taken as captives into a foreign land. But God is not done with them, and through His prophet Jeremiah, He provides instructions for their new life as exiles—guidance that holds great wisdom for God's people today.

As he continues our series of studies in the book of Jeremiah, Pastor Rob explains why the prophet made a risky real estate purchase and how God used that transaction to send a powerful message about Himself and His faithfulness toward His people.

Throughout our studies in Jeremiah, we've seen the prophet face overwhelming adversity and suffering as he called a disobedient and rebellious nation to turn back to God. But in Jeremiah chapter 31, Pastor Rob says, we find a pivotal message of hope—one that demonstrates the mix of law-giving and love that mark the complex character of our God. But far more, it lays out an amazing promise that we can claim in our lives today.

In this political season when so many are confused, even anxious, about the future, we find clarity and comfort as Pastor Wil unpacks the message of Jeremiah 23, where the prophet focuses his message on the leaders of his day.

In Jeremiah chapter 25, we find this faithful prophet—after more than 23 years of pleading with God's people to turn back to Him-—only halfway through his difficult life's calling. Pastor Lon looks to this model of endurance for encouragement to meet the challenges we face today, then concludes his message with a dire warning for those who ignore God's insistent call.

When Jeremiah spoke God's truth into the culture of his day—calling Judah back to God—the rejection and suffering he experienced was staggering. But even as he cried out to God in his anguish, Jeremiah demonstrates the kind of strength and perseverance that we too can experience in the midst of an increasingly chaotic world.

We are a people consumed with our own pursuits—building into and seeking to control our own lives, families, careers, and purposes. As Pastor Rob continues our series in Jeremiah, he looks at a powerful passage that reminds us of who is truly in power over our lives and destiny—and that He is someone we can trust.

The prophecies of God's messenger Jeremiah foretold a bleak future for God's hard-hearted and disobedient people—graphically describing the judgment and misery that was to come. But embedded in that bleak prophecy is a message of hope, offering a path of rescue and restoration for the sin-trapped people of Jeremiah's day and for all who need to be rescued by a loving Savior.

Special guest Kevin Harney, founder of Organic Outreach International, offers inspiring words and practical suggestions on how we as God's people can scatter the seed of Christ's love to those around us—with joy—every day.

Jeremiah had a tough assignment: deliver a harsh message to a rebellious and hard-hearted nation. Turning our attention to Jeremiah 7, Pastor Rob examines what God’s messenger had to say in his second message to the nation of Israel—and the bleak future it painted for God’s disobedient people.