We all come to a place at one time or another where we ask the question, “Why is my life so hard? Why do I have to endure this particular problem or experience this pain or go through this situation?” In Jeremiah 20:7-19, we see Jeremiah hit rock bott

One of the most common complaints is that the God of the Bible doesn’t seem to be very “fair.” We come from different backgrounds, we have different accents and we have different gifts and opportunities. And we look at that and ask, "Is God fair?"

Teacher Libby Taggart speaks on Psalm 98: Make a Joyful Noise. Psalm 98 is a victory or coronation psalm. It has 3 stanzas: 1-3: praise the Lord as savior 4-6: praise the Lord as King 7-9: praise the Lord as judge Part of the series: Psalms For more inf

I suspect many of believers today are convinced that Sabbath still means something but have no idea what it is. You take the Bible seriously, you sincerely want to follow and obey God, but in this particular instance you have no idea how to begin, what t

What do you do when you sin repeatedly? What do you do when you see something about yourself that you decide to change, you give it your best effort, and you don't change? What's wrong with us? Jeremiah gives 3 metaphors to explain the problem of our hea

Religion should make a difference in our lives. By "religion," I mean the set of outward behavior, practices, ethics and rituals that we do or avoid doing to mark ourselves as believers. Believing in God means we ought to love and value what God loves an

Teacher Libby Taggart speaks on Psalm 30: Joy Comes in the Morning. Part of the series: Psalms For more information: WednesdayintheWord.com Many thanks to Reggie Coates of Heartfelt Music & Ministry for graciously providing instrumental guitar music fo

Why is God so difficult to believe in? We want control. We explain away His gifts and provision. We want a predictable god who doesn't surprise us. The God of Scripture is complicated and does not answer all our questions. We are afraid the hope of

What can we learn about calling from Jeremiah's call? What does God want from us? God wants each of us to live in relationship with him so that we might bring life to others. 1. Calling beings with God. God calls and we respond. 2. We are not alone, G

The question Jeremiah encourages us to ask is when the world is falling apart is: “What is God doing?” The book of Jeremiah is about a prophet declaring disaster yet promising hope. What do you do when your country falls apart? You seek the Lord.