Quick Links: OMKI Week 44 [Jeremiah 31-33; 36-39; Lamentations 1; 3]

From the CFM Manual: “When the Lord first called Jeremiah to be a prophet, He told him that his mission would be “to root out, and to pull down” (Jeremiah 1:10)—and in Jerusalem, there was plenty of wickedness to root out and pull down. But this was only part of Jeremiah’s mission—he was also called “to build, and to plant” (Jeremiah 1:10). What could be built or planted in the desolate ruins left by the rebellion of the covenant people? Asked another way, when sin or adversity has left our lives in ruins, how can we rebuild and plant again? The answer lies in “the Branch of righteousness” (Jeremiah 33:15), the promised Messiah. He brings “a new covenant” (Jeremiah 31:31)—one that requires more than the outward appearance of devotion. His law must be “in [our] inward parts,” written “in [our] hearts.” That’s what it means for the Lord to “be [our] God” and for us to “be [His] people” (Jeremiah 31:33). It’s a lifelong process, and we will still make mistakes and have cause to mourn from time to time. But when we do, the Lord promises, “I will turn their mourning into joy” (Jeremiah 31:13).”

To learn more, check out the links below:

🎥 #2026 Jeremiah 31-33; 36-39; Lamentations 1; 3 (insights and object lessons)

✂️ #2026 Creative Shortcuts: Jeremiah 31-33; 36-39; Lamentations 1; 3 (quick links to this week’s object lessons and printables)

🫶 Monday morning live with Callie Crum at 10am MDT (wonderful, warm, live group conversation)

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