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231 resources referencing Jeremiah 17
The sermon explores the biblical understanding of personal sin, emphasizing that sin is a spiritual activity and a personal response to God rooted in unbelief, pride, and a devaluing of God's…
The sermon explores the biblical understanding of unbelief, emphasizing humanity's fallen and spiritually dead condition due to sin. It explains that no one can come to faith in Christ without God's…
The sermon explores progressive sanctification as a cooperative effort between God and believers, emphasizing that while God actively works in sanctification, believers must also actively…
The sermon explores the biblical understanding of the heart as the root of human desires, thoughts, and actions, emphasizing that true growth and sanctification come from heart transformation rather…
The sermon explores the life of Joseph as a 'prisoner of hope,' emphasizing his trust in God despite suffering unjust imprisonment and hardship. It highlights four ways Joseph exemplifies hope:…
The sermon explores the historical context of the fall of the Assyrian Empire and the subsequent decline of Judah, emphasizing the prophetic messages of hope amidst destruction. It highlights the…
The sermon explores how the prophet Habakkuk prepared for and endured trials by crying out to God, disciplining his mind, watching and waiting for God's guidance, and reminding himself of God's past…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of fleeing sin by diligently watching over five key areas in a Christian's life: callings, heart, hopes, hurts, and enduring hardships. It highlights that…
The sermon explores Jesus' tender words in John 14:1-3, where He comforts His disciples amid their troubled hearts caused by His impending departure and betrayal. It emphasizes that while life is…
The sermon on Psalm 146 emphasizes the importance of a life committed to praising God, who is our ultimate helper. It contrasts the futility of trusting in human leaders with the blessedness of…
The sermon 'Holy Growth' emphasizes that spiritual growth is an ongoing, relational process involving cooperation between the believer and the Holy Spirit. Key aspects of growth include repentance,…
The sermon explores the spiritual warfare Christians face, emphasizing the importance of self-reflection on one's spiritual state using Tim Keller's metaphor of sailing, rowing, drifting, or sinking.…