Jeremiah: Change before the end begins

The class covers the book of Jeremiah, focusing on its chronological structure and the prophet's mission to redirect lives for God. It emphasizes Jeremiah's role in delivering God's message to both Jews and Gentiles, highlighting themes of judgment and the importance of ecclesial commitment.

The class explores Jeremiah's family and the challenges he faced, emphasizing the importance of faithfulness and the consequences of sin. It highlights Jeremiah's commitment to his ecclesia despite familial betrayal and the broader theme of God's judgment on a people who refuse to repent.

The class explores Jeremiah's personal struggles with God, highlighting his frustrations and appeals to divine compassion. It emphasizes Jeremiah's human side, showing his emotional and spiritual battles as he tries to fulfill his prophetic role amidst the spiritual sickness of his people.

The class explores Jeremiah's struggles with God and his message, focusing on the prophet's personal trials and the broader context of God's judgment on Judah. It highlights Jehoiakim's rejection of Jeremiah's prophetic warnings, emphasizing the importance of heeding divine warnings and maintaining faith.

The class explores the story of the Rechabites in Jeremiah, emphasizing their faithfulness and adherence to family values despite societal pressures. It highlights the importance of setting godly standards for families and individuals to resist worldly influences.

The class covers Jeremiah's prophecies during Zedekiah's reign, focusing on the king's rebellion against Babylon and Jeremiah's warnings and sufferings. It emphasizes the themes of judgment, faithfulness, and endurance.