Focal Passage: Lamentations 3:19-33   Introduction: Lamentations 3:19-33 offers profound insights into finding strength and hope in the midst of affliction. Through this text, we will uncover what it says, what it means and how it applies to our lives as believers. What does the text say? Lamentations 3:19-33 reveals the anguish of the prophet Jeremiah as he recounts his afflictions and sufferings. He feels trapped in darkness and overwhelmed

Focal Passage: Jeremiah 50:11-20, 33-34  Introduction: Today, we dive into Jeremiah 50:11-20 and 33-34, a passage that emphasizes God’s sovereign control over the nations and His promise of redemption amidst destruction. Through this text, we will explore what it says, what it means and how it applies to our lives as believers.  What does the text say? Jeremiah 50:11-20 and 33-34 describe the impending judgment upon Babylon, a powerful nation

Focal Passage: Jeremiah 42:7-22  Introduction: Today, we explore Jeremiah 42:7-22, a passage that addresses the dangers of insincere inquiries when seeking God’s will. Through this text, we will uncover what it says, what it means and how it applies to our lives as believers. What does the text say? Jeremiah 42:7-22 recounts a pivotal moment after the fall of Jerusalem when the remnant of Judah seeks guidance from the prophet

Focal Passage: Jeremiah 36:19-31  Introduction: In Jeremiah 36:19-31 we encounter a powerful message from the prophet Jeremiah during a time of great national distress in Judah.  The nation repeatedly rejected Jeremiah’s messages for 23 years.  God commanded Jeremiah to write down his messages in order that God’s instruction would be preserved and accurate.  What does the text say? Jeremiah 36:19-31 recounts a significant event during the reign of King Jehoiakim.

Focal Passage: Jeremiah 35:5-19  Introduction: We observe the Rechabites who in Jeremiah’s day were descendants or followers of Jonadab. Jeremiah 34 shows us Jerusalem shortly before it is destroyed in 586 B.C. Jeremiah’s people and us need the lesson on the difference between an obedient and disobedient heart.  What does the text say? The text introduces us to the Rechabites. They were descendants/followers of Jonadab, son of Rechab from Jeremiah

Focal Passage: Jeremiah 31:23-34 Introduction: In times of distress and uncertainty, we long for hope and restoration. The prophet Jeremiah brings us a message of God’s faithfulness and the promise of a new covenant. In Jeremiah 31:23-34 , we discover a powerful vision of redemption and transformation. This passage reveals the depth of God’s love and the hope we have through the finished work of Jesus Christ. What does the

Focal Passage: Jeremiah 29:4-14  Introduction: Throughout history, there have been times when God’s people faced great challenges and wondered if God could be trusted. In the midst of uncertainty, we turn to the timeless wisdom of Jeremiah 29:4-14. This passage offers us a glimpse into God’s heart and His faithfulness even in the midst of difficult circumstances. Let us explore the message of this text and discover its relevance for

Focal Passage: Jeremiah 23:1-12  Introduction: Picture a land where shepherds abandon their flocks, causing chaos and despair. Today, we delve into Jeremiah 23:1-12, a powerful passage that denounces false shepherds and offers hope through the promise of a righteous Shepherd. Let’s us explore the depths of this message and uncover its relevance for our lives today. Jeremiah 23:1-12 presents a divine message of condemnation, promise, and judgment. The text reveals

Focal Passage: Jeremiah 18:1-12  Introduction: In today’s Sunday School lesson, we will explore Jeremiah 18:1-12, a passage that calls us to repentance, faithfulness, and obedience to God’s tasks. It is essential for us, Christ’s followers, to address the pressing issue of declining churches in the United States. We must understand the urgency of repentance and revival before it is too late. As Ed Stetzer writes in his book Comeback Churches,

Focal Passage: Jeremiah 12:1-13  Introduction: Today, we dive into Jeremiah 12:1-13 and explore the theme of entering into an exclusive covenant with God. In this passage, Jeremiah grapples with the prosperity of the wicked and his own challenges as a faithful servant. Let us discover what the text says, understand its meaning, and apply its principles to our lives. What does the text say? In Jeremiah 12:1-13, Jeremiah questions the