God is essentially telling Jeremiah: You think it’s hard now? What’s coming will be more intense.

You were never meant to walk this journey alone. God surrounds you with His Spirit and His people to see His purpose in you fulfilled.

God’s impartiality should bring us comfort; He sees us, He loves us, and He measures us by the sincerity of our faith, not by the labels...

Now, one might think, “It’s a tragedy that Jesus died.” But the story does not end at the cross – Easter morning brings a victorious twist. On the third day, Jesus rose from the dead, breaking the power of death itself.

He absorbed the punishment that we deserved. The wrath of God that should have fallen on us fell on Him at Calvary. When we, by faith, apply Jesus’ blood to the “doorposts” of our hearts – trusting in His sacrifice – God’s righteous judgment passes over us. We are spared, not because we are better, but because we are covered by the blood of the Lamb.

For centuries, Jews kept Passover, sacrificing lambs year after year. Little did they know that these millions of lambs were all pointing to one Lamb – the Lamb who alone could truly take away sin and death forever. That Lamb is Jesus Christ.

But perhaps the clearest foreshadowing of Jesus is found in the Passover lamb itself​. It is in the story of the first Passover, during Moses’ leadership, that God gave a sign so unmistakable that the New Testament writers directly connect it to Jesus.

He wants you to meet Him personally through His Word, for you to know His promises, and to strengthen and equip you...

Every time God leads us to do something, we start highlighting all the reasons we are not the best candidate. "Oh I can't sing like this...