JEREMIAH, THE WEEPING PROPHET
What does God do when his people are in stubborn
rebellion?
How does God respond when the
Promise of the Messiah is in jeopardy because the people through whom he would
come are abandoning God’s word?
This is what God does: He sends a prophet.
Jeremiah is called the weeping prophet because, although
he was faithful in his service as God’s prophet, he was grieved at the
rebellion of God’s people and, eventually, at the destruction of Jerusalem and
the temple, the place where God had put his name.
God’s people of all time do well to heed calls to
repentance so that we do not lose the gifts God is eager to give. Therefore, we will hear Jeremiah preach to us
and humbly take to heart his words of repentance and his words of promise.
Oct
16 Jeremiah
1-3 The Call of Jeremiah and
Why Jeremiah is Called
Oct
23 Jeremiah
4-6 The Siege is Coming
Oct
30 Jeremiah
7-9 Worthless Worship
Nov
6 Jeremiah
10-13 False Prophets and a Broken
Covenant
Nov
13 Jeremiah 14-17 Harsh Judgment is Coming
Nov
20 Jeremiah 18-20 A Potter and Broken Pottery
Nov
27 Jeremiah 21-23 Bad Kings, Bad Prophets, and a Righteous
Branch
Dec
4 Jeremiah
24-28 The Cup of Wrath; Seventy
Years in Babylon
Dec
11 Jeremiah
29-31 Settle Down in Babylon; Resettling
in Judea
Dec
18 Jeremiah
32-35 Imprisonment, Redemption, and
Rejection
Jan
8 Jeremiah
36-38 A Scroll for the Fire, a
Prophet for the Pit
Jan
15 Jeremiah
39-43 The Fall of Jerusalem, Jeremiah
Set Free
Jan
22 Jeremiah
44-52 Final Words