Daily Thoughts From God's Word

Jeremiah preached the words God gave him, and what did he get for that? “And when Jeremiah had finished speaking all that the Lord had...

Traveling around the world, it is common to sense the darkness in so many places. These two parables of Jeremiah of the pots seem...

I always find myself amazed at the perseverance of God who declared, “I solemnly warned your fathers when I brought them up out of the...

The people have mistreated the weakest among them, have loved gods that are not gods, and have committed all sorts of atrocities. It’s...

Jeremiah is sometimes known as “the weeping prophet.” For forty years, he was tasked with declaring that the end was nigh for the nation....

“Jeremiah . . . to whom the word of the Lord came” (1:1,2). It’s good that God has spoken and that his words have been written down for...

The book of Isaiah ends on this note: “. . . the time is coming to gather all nations and tongues. And they shall come and shall see my...

“Come, everyone who thirsts, come to the waters; and he who has no money, com, buy and eat! Come, buy wine and milk without money and...

This morning, just a quote from Isaiah upon which we can meditate and find great encouragement, I think. “How beautiful upon the...

The Lord continues, through his prophet, to announce judgment against Babylon and, then, he addresses his people and says, “The former...

There’s the Messianic prophecy there in Isaiah 40: “A voice cries, ‘In the wilderness prepare the way of the Lord . . .” (40:3), which...

These are the historical chapters related to Hezekiah’s reign. Near the end of the eighth century, after the northern kingdom had...

Isaiah begins the 33rd chapter: “Ah, you destroyer, who yourself have not been destroyed, you traitor, whom none has betrayed! When you...

Isaiah has just finished addressing the nations, and then, focusing on the entire world. How quickly, though, does he come right back to...

Chapters 24-27 are sometimes known as “The Isaiah Apocalypse” because they appear to point the reader toward significant events at the...