In Jeremiah 31, in which we hear the promise of the new covenant, there are strong connections between the covenants that God had made...

In Jeremiah 29, we read about a letter that Jeremiah sent to the exiles in Babylon in which the Lord encourages his people to be fruitful...

Jeremiah 28 sets up a confrontation between two prophets and their proclamations. The reader of Jeremiah knows that Jeremiah is a true...

Jeremiah 17:9 is a familiar Scripture that is easily repeated out of context. Granted, even out of context, the gist of the verse is...

Sugar coating is not a feature within the Scriptures. The writers of Holy Writ do no pull punches on the ugly history of the people of...

The first half of Jeremiah 7 is often called the temple sermon because the Lord called his prophet to preach his word in the gate of his...

“God’s love is unconditional” is a phrase that we have all heard at one point in our Christian life. This “Christianese” is a very...

The presentation of God’s truth over against the falsehood of the father of lies and his children can take many forms. Often times, an...

The doctrine of election is a glorious doctrine that should cause us to be humbled and give praise to our merciful God. Election reminds...

While the events of the 51st General Assembly (GA) of the PCA are still relatively fresh in my mind, I thought I would take this...

In the first chapter of Jeremiah’s prophecy, we experience Jeremiah’s powerful call to be a prophet of God. Among the many fascinating...

Continuity with the Age to Come The kingship of Josiah in Judah, just prior to the exile, was a very real bright spot in Israel’s...