Jeremiah 31–32: God promises a new covenant written on His people's hearts and assures them that, despite exile and judgment, His faithfulness will bring restoration and lasting hope. Titus 2: Paul encourages believers of every generation to live lives marked by sound doctrine, self-control, and good works as they await the glorious return of Jesus Christ.
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Jeremiah 29–30: God promises hope and future restoration for His exiled people, assuring them that His plans are faithful and that He will one day bring complete redemption and renewal. Titus 1: Paul instructs Titus to appoint godly leaders who uphold sound doctrine and faithfully shepherd God's people, protecting the church from false teaching through lives of integrity.
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Jeremiah 27–28: Jeremiah faithfully proclaims God's true message despite opposition from false prophets, demonstrating the importance of trusting God's Word over messages that merely promise comfort. 2 Timothy 4: Paul charges Timothy to preach the Word faithfully in every season and finishes his own race with confidence, looking forward to the crown of righteousness prepared by the Lord.
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One moment at a church door in New York City reshaped Daryl Murray's calling. Today, he leads Welcome Home Ministries, helping men leaving addiction treatment find community, stability, and hope.
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Jeremiah 24–26: God continues to warn Judah of coming judgment while preserving a faithful remnant, calling His people to repentance even as they resist His messengers. 2 Timothy 3: Paul warns of increasing opposition in the last days and reminds believers that the God-breathed Scriptures thoroughly equip them for every good work.
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Jeremiah 20–23: Though rejected and opposed, Jeremiah faithfully proclaims God's Word, warning against false shepherds while pointing to the coming righteous Branch who will reign in justice. 2 Timothy 1–2: Paul encourages Timothy to remain faithful to the gospel, endure hardship with courage, and faithfully pass God's truth on to future generations.
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Jay Strother and Brian Ball share trusted tools for studying Revelation, then show how God's people overcome the accuser by the blood of the Lamb and the word of their testimony.
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Jeremiah 17–19: God contrasts the blessings of trusting Him with the consequences of hardened hearts, illustrating through Jeremiah that the Lord is the sovereign Potter who judges sin yet desires repentance. 1 Timothy 6:2–21: Paul urges believers to pursue godliness over worldly gain, guard the truth entrusted to them, and place their hope in the living God rather than earthly riches.
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Jeremiah 14–16: Jeremiah mourns over Judah's persistent rebellion as God announces coming judgment, yet continues to call His people to recognize His righteousness and return to Him. 1 Timothy 5; 6:1–2: Paul instructs the church to care for one another with wisdom, honor, and integrity, encouraging believers to reflect Christ in their families, leadership, and daily responsibilities.
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A hopeful reminder that your influence is forged in everyday relationship, and that entering your kids' world, the way Jesus entered ours, gives them a taste of the gospel at home.
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Jeremiah 12–13: Jeremiah wrestles with God's justice as the Lord warns Judah that persistent pride and disobedience will bring discipline, yet His purposes remain righteous and faithful. 1 Timothy 4: Paul encourages believers to reject false teaching, pursue godliness through faithful discipline, and set an example in speech, conduct, love, faith, and purity.
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Jeremiah 10–11: God contrasts His sovereign greatness with the emptiness of idols and reminds Judah of the covenant they have broken, calling them to faithful obedience. 1 Timothy 3: Paul outlines the qualifications for church leaders and reminds believers that the church is the household of God, established to uphold the truth of the gospel.
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