Ezekiel 13-15, Isaiah 37
We begin today’s passage with prophecies against false teachers who make up things to say from the Lord even though he didn’t actually say t...
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20 of 717 episodesEzekiel 9-12, Isaiah 36
In our last episode, while meeting with Judah’s elders, Ezekiel was carried off in a vision by the Lord. In one scene after another, the Lor...
Ezekiel 5-8, Isaiah 35
When we last left Ezekiel, the Lord had given him prophetic acts to perform before the people of Jerusalem. In one he drew the city of Jerus...
Ezekiel 1-4, Isaiah 34
Ezekiel is on his way to Babylon with a group of exiles when suddenly, the heavens are opened and he sees a vision from God. The symbolism h...
1 Peter 1-5, Psalms 128-130
The apostle whom Jesus named “Peter,” the rock upon whom Jesus would build his church, is now writing to encourage the churches who are scat...
Haggai, 2 John, 3 John, Jude, Psalms 125-127
The book of the prophet Haggai addresses the people of Judah who returned from exile and who had prioritized making their homes comfortable...
Lamentations 1-5
The book of Lamentations is Jeremiah’s recorded response to the devastation and ruin of Jerusalem. It is presented in a series of five poems...
Jeremiah 51-52, Psalm 123-124
The final prophecy against a particular nation is a doozy, proclaiming total annihilation and ruin and spanning two long chapters, one of wh...
Jeremiah 49-50, Psalm 121-122
As noted in our last episode, we’re now in the section of Jeremiah that includes prophecies against individual nations. These prophecies wer...
Jeremiah 44-48, Psalm 120
In our last episode, the prophecies of Jeremiah came to fruition and the King of Babylon successfully destroyed Jerusalem, slaughtered his o...
Jeremiah 39-43, Psalm 119:161-175
In today’s episode, the prophecies of Jeremiah come to pass. The Chaldean army lays siege to Jerusalem and Zedekiah meets Nebuchadnezzar fac...
Jeremiah 35-38, Psalm 119:145-160
Have you ever been watching a TV show that begins with a jump in the story’s timeline for dramatic interest, then jumps back to show the cir...
Jeremiah 32-34, Psalm 119:129-144
This part of the text may be a little confusing, so let me give a little historical context. The Babylonian siege began after King Zedekiah...
Jeremiah 29-31, Psalm 119:113-128
There are some wonderful, and well-known promises scattered throughout today’s reading as the Lord offers consolation and hope for those in...
Jeremiah 25-28, Psalm 119:97-112
In an age before billboards, movies, and cat videos, there were few ways to stand out from the crowd and command the attention of people who...
Jeremiah 21-24, Psalm 119:81-96
King Zedekiah sends messengers to Jeremiah asking that he might inquire of the Lord on behalf of Judah. Though he asks for the Lord’s favor,...
Jeremiah 17-20, Psalm 119:65-80
Jeremiah continues his pronouncement against the persistent sin of Judah as our text begins today, saying that those who trust in men are cu...
Jeremiah 14-16, Psalm 119:41-64
In today’s episode, Jeremiah delivers a lament for the drought that has come over Judah, calling on God to deliver. Throughout Scripture, th...
Jeremiah 10-13, Psalm 119:25-40
The false gods that Israel has served are worthless and lifeless, and God warns that those gods will not save them from His wrath. The natio...
Jeremiah 7-9, Psalm 119:1-24
The people of Judah and Jerusalem have developed a false sense of security, for they suppose that fulfilling the rituals of worship will ple...