Jeremiah 8:18-9:1

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The Goodness of God

Trey Comstock

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Jeremiah 8:18-9:1

The Goodness of God

43 minutes 26 seconds

1 month ago

Jeremiah 8:18-9:1

Jeremiah is a sad prophet. He has a lot to be sad about. By serving as prophet in the direct run up to the Exile, he was never going to have a lot of good news to report. The people are crying out for relief, but a long history of their own failings landed them in this position in the first place. When we find our selves wondering where God is in the midst of a world looking on the brink of collapse, we might call to mind the normal way that God moves in the world - through people heeding God's call.

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