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Jeremiah ministers through Judah's final days into Babylonian exile. The book's unifying theme is God's word, structured in two movements: first, God's word of fire tears down idolatrous Judah—its false security in temple, covenant, and monarchy (ch. 2-24); second, that same word is vindicated among the nations and plants new life, including the promise of a new covenant written on hearts (ch. 25-52). Though heavy with judgment against hard-hearted rebellion, the book reveals God's patience and faithfulness, preserving a remnant. Two promises point forward to Jesus: a righteous Davidic king (23:5-6) and the new covenant fulfilled through His blood (31:33-34).
The world calls Jeremiah
26/07/2026 | Dan Ford
Jeremiah is a very ancient book, so how is it relevant to us? Dan Ford takes us through chapter 1, showing how the living God is actively pointing us to Jesus today.
The world calls Jeremiah
26/07/2026 | Grahame Fuller
True safety and security is found in the Word of God. Grahame Fuller begins our series in Jeremiah -God's prophet warning of judgement to come, yet also the promise of God's Word that brings light and hope to those who trust in him.