Jeremiah 50:1-32 - Verse by Verse - Greg Fair

Acts 26:4-32 - A Witness - Micah Routon

When we witness about God, we simply talk about what He has done in our lives—the before, the how, and the after. It’s true that you may never be put on the spot before a king like Paul was that day in Caesare, but, Scripture tells us that we should always be ready to give a defense to everyone who asks us a reason for the hope that is in us.

Jeremiah 49:23-39 - Here We Have No Continuing City

Four nations are in fear. The four nations are going soffer divine judgment. Though one of these nations remains today, we know that all we around us will soon fade away. Every nation, every city. Here we have no continuing city, but we seek the one to come.

Acts 25-26:3 - Crowns - Micah Routon

We live in a world where people are quick to divide themselves into left and right. Political emotions are consistently boiling over and we can find ourselves getting fired up so much so that we forget that God so loved the world.

Jeremiah 49:1-22 - God Resists the Proud - Jason Arsenault

Pride is central to the downfall of the nations to which Jeremiah was prophesying. Trusting in their own selves and trusting in their idols brought destruction as they refused to heed the Lord and trust in His word.

Acts 25:1-12 - He Who Judges Me Is The Lord - Jason Arsenault

Paul is still sitting before the judgement seat of men maintaining his innocence. And though he has a great argument for the human courts, in this case, there is no argument good enough for the heavenly judgment where God will render to each one according to his deeds. Paul knows that very well. The question is: do we?

Jeremiah 48 - The Pride & Downfall of Moab - Mike Wicksted

Moab's reliance on their strength and false gods proved to be useless. Because they exalted themselves against the Lord, they were destroyed. Yet, in His mercy, God promised to bring back their captives.

Acts 24 - The Hinge Point - Micah Routon

Felix is much like many people throughout history. Becoming curious about Jesus, wanting to hear more, but delaying to take action, gradually hardening their heart against Him who died and rose again.