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November 27, 2019 / jtwritesblog

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Jeremiah relayed a difficult message to the people of Judah. After those prophecies were fulfilled, he was able to share a message of encouragement and hope framed in the reality of devastating consequences facing the exiled people in Babylon. This week we’re going to dig in to the message of hope under pressure. Join us Sunday at 11:00. #abbclife #underpressure #jeremiah29

This is a great quote that sums up what we celebrate tomorrow morning. Wright said this about the resurrection, “People often flail around in desperation to find an alternative explanation for the empty tomb....” The resurrection is central to our surrender to Jesus. Critics attempting to bypass the reality of Easter are trying to fit Jesus into, as N. T. Wright said, “their comfortable worldview.” We’re celebrating Jesus’ literal, bodily resurrection Sunday morning and the challenges faced by the first witnesses of the empty tomb. Celebrate Easter with me tomorrow morning at 11:00. #abbclife #easter #luke24

Jeremiah had a message from God, but God’s message also applied to the messenger. Believers need to hear this message to walk worthy as they speak boldly. We’ll study that message Sunday morning. #abbclife #underpressure #jeremiah23

Have you ever been attacked? Jeremiah was attacked physically, but we can experience attacks on many fronts. Sunday morning we’ll study Jeremiah’s reaction to his injuries and what we can learn from them. #abbclife #underpressure #jeremiah20

We face resistance when we surrender our lives to Jesus. The stress of walking with Him in a fallen world can wear us down. God offers us restoration for our journey with Him from beginning to end. Jeremiah felt the pressure of resistance, and God gave him a word that offered hope. We’re going to learn how that message is important for us today this Sunday. #abbclife #underpressure #jeremiah15

Throughout my life I’ve heard preachers and teachers talk of the importance of biblical topics in relation to the number of times it is mentioned in the text. I want you to take a moment and think about what the Bible says about perseverance and how often the subject is mentioned. I believe you’ll appreciate the importance placed on staying in the fight. Jeremiah had a conversation with God focused on the route that lay ahead for the people of Judah. Join me as we continue to learn how to handle pressure from the life of Jeremiah. #abbclife #underpressure #jeremiah14

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