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Do you build quietness into your daily schedule? The Bible says, “Make it your ambition to lead a quiet life” (1 Thessalonians 4:11), but how can we do that in hectic times when so much is going on? . . .
Application
August 6 | Application (‘God’s Holiness and Justice Are Major Issues’)
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The Minor Prophets are short in length but large in significance. Here are four benefits of reading these books . . .
July 30 | Application (‘Heaven’s Branch Offices’)
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Jesus of Nazareth fulfilled this messianic prophecy about “a righteous Branch, a King who will reign wisely” (Jeremiah 23:5). Isn’t it interesting that Jesus, the Righteous Branch, called his disciples branches, too? . . .
July 23 | Application (‘What Some Call Foolish’)
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Jeremiah 32 describes a real estate transaction a Bible commentator calls “one of the most remarkable examples of personal faith found in the Bible.” . . .
July 16 | Application (‘Good Mourning’)
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Jeremiah predicted dire consequences for the Jews. Because of their unfaithfulness, they would endure decades of Babylonian exile—an extended period of mourning. But God’s loving-kindness would never give up on them. . . .
July 9 | When You’re Not Where You Want to Be
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What should you do when your circumstances don’t match your dreams and aspirations? Jeremiah’s message to the exiles can help any of us who find ourselves in uncomfortable situations.
July 2 | Application (‘Clay in the Potter’s Hands’)
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“Do you ever feel like your life is a shapeless mass of clay?” writes David Faust. “The Lord can make something beautiful out of the mess . . .”
June 25 | Application (‘Trust Rust’)
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Our culture suffers from a bad case of truth decay. Lies are corrosive, and trust is vital to healthy relationships. . . .
June 18 | Application (‘Appreciate What You Have’)
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Do you ever take God’s blessings for granted? At times, your daily work may be frustrating and monotonous, but are you thankful to have a job? Are you glad your family members are around even with their irritating quirks? . . .