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1758 resources referencing Jeremiah
The sermon emphasizes the spiritual realities of human nature, highlighting that man has two natures: the old sinful nature and the new spiritual nature. It stresses that spiritual aptitude and…
The sermon discusses the biblical concept of backsliding, emphasizing that while true believers cannot lose their salvation, they can backslide in their faith and devotion. The speaker references…
The sermon emphasizes the biblical definition of a mother as one who demonstrates true love and compassion beyond biological ties, referencing Isaiah 49:15. It highlights the simplicity of God's way…
The sermon reflects on the blessings and challenges of old age, emphasizing the importance of remembering the Creator while young. It contrasts the natural, often difficult physical decline with the…
The sermon explores Jeremiah 2:13, emphasizing the spiritual lesson that God's people have forsaken the 'fountain of living waters' and turned to 'broken cisterns' that cannot hold water, symbolizing…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of remaining faithful and obedient within the city of God, the church, highlighting the need for self-examination and adherence to God's truth. It warns against…
The sermon explores the theme of spiritual change, contrasting the unchanging wicked with the transformative experience of God's children through regeneration. It emphasizes that true fear of God and…
The sermon explores the biblical concepts of faith, hope, and charity (love), emphasizing that charity is the greatest of these three. It explains that faith is essential to please God and understand…
The sermon explores the prophetic ministry of Jeremiah during a time of national judgment and captivity, emphasizing God's long-suffering love and the purpose behind His chastisement. It highlights…
The sermon emphasizes the spiritual danger of forsaking God, the true source of living waters, and turning to broken cisterns that cannot hold water. It reflects on the historical and biblical…
The sermon explores the biblical concept of the heart being hardened or softened by God, emphasizing that natural human hearts are spiritually hard like stone until God renews them with a heart of…
The sermon emphasizes that God's standard is the true measure of success, not worldly measures such as popularity, numbers, or material wealth. Using biblical examples like Noah, Ezekiel, Jeremiah,…