harvestoc.net blog, Thursday, February 11, 2010
Jeremiah 34 - The Opportunity to Confess and Repent (7-Feb-10 Evening Reading)
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Lord's Day evening, in gathered worship, elder Gary Vander Plaats explained and applied Jeremiah 34. We saw how marvelous is God's grace, that though we deserve immediate and eternal condemnation, even to those who receive earthly chastisement, God gives the opportunity to confess and repent. Now that's mercy.
[click here to read Jeremiah 34 online]
Lord's Day evening, in gathered worship, elder Gary Vander Plaats explained and applied Jeremiah 34. We saw how marvelous is God's grace, that though we deserve immediate and eternal condemnation, even to those who receive earthly chastisement, God gives the opportunity to confess and repent. Now that's mercy.
[click here to read Jeremiah 34 online]
Labels: Jeremiah, Messages, Serial Readings
¶ 11:37 AM 0 Comments Links to this postharvestoc.net blog, Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Jeremiah 33:14-26 God's Promises Absolutely Certain in Jesus (31-Jan-2010 Evening Reading)
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[click here to read Jeremiah 33:14-26 online]
[click here to read Jeremiah 33:14-26 online]
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¶ 1:58 PM 0 Comments Links to this postharvestoc.net blog, Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Jeremiah 33:1-13 'Amazing Grace' (24-Jan-2010 Evening Reading)
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Elder Mark Fedders led us in considering this passage
[click here to read Jeremiah 33:1-13 online]
Elder Mark Fedders led us in considering this passage
[click here to read Jeremiah 33:1-13 online]
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¶ 4:25 PM 0 Comments Links to this postharvestoc.net blog, Monday, January 18, 2010
Jeremiah 32:26-44 'A Most Surprising Mercy' (17-Jan-2010 Evening Reading)
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Elder Gary Vander Hart led us in considering this passage
[click here to read Jeremiah 32:26-44 online]
Elder Gary Vander Hart led us in considering this passage
[click here to read Jeremiah 32:26-44 online]
Labels: Jeremiah, Messages, Serial Readings
¶ 6:03 PM 0 Comments Links to this postharvestoc.net blog, Friday, January 15, 2010
Jeremiah 32:1-25 'Sure Restoration' (10-Jan-2010 Evening Reading)
Elder Bob Hilbelink led us in considering this text
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Click [here] to read Jeremiah 32:1-25 online
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Click [here] to read Jeremiah 32:1-25 online
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¶ 12:48 AM 0 Comments Links to this postharvestoc.net blog, Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Jeremiah 31:31-40 'A New Covenant' (3-Jan-10 Evening Reading)
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Elder Russ Herman led us in considering this passage.
Click [here] to read Jeremiah 31:31-40 online
Elder Russ Herman led us in considering this passage.
Click [here] to read Jeremiah 31:31-40 online
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Jer 31:1-30 'God Mighty and Merciful' (27-Dec-09 Evening Reading)
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Elder Matt Van Essendelft led us in considering this chapter.
Click [here] to read Jeremiah 31:1-30 online
Elder Matt Van Essendelft led us in considering this chapter.
Click [here] to read Jeremiah 31:1-30 online
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¶ 6:31 PM 0 Comments Links to this postharvestoc.net blog, Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Jeremiah 29 'The Plans of God' (13-Dec-09 Evening Reading)
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Elder Craig De Haan led us in considering this passage. Click [here] to read Jeremiah 29 online
Elder Craig De Haan led us in considering this passage. Click [here] to read Jeremiah 29 online
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Jeremiah 28 'None of God's Words Ever Fails' (6-Dec-09 Evening Reading)
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Whether it’s the death of a prophet or the destruction of a nation, God’s word always comes true. Not everything that sounds pleasant is necessarily true—even Jeremiah would have loved for Hananiah to be right! But alas, instead of preaching gospel, Hananiah was just blowing smoke. Not only does false preaching do its hearers no good; it actually does them harm—swapping out yokes of wood for yokes of iron. Elder Mark Fedders led us in considering this passage. Click [here] to read Jeremiah 28 online.
Whether it’s the death of a prophet or the destruction of a nation, God’s word always comes true. Not everything that sounds pleasant is necessarily true—even Jeremiah would have loved for Hananiah to be right! But alas, instead of preaching gospel, Hananiah was just blowing smoke. Not only does false preaching do its hearers no good; it actually does them harm—swapping out yokes of wood for yokes of iron. Elder Mark Fedders led us in considering this passage. Click [here] to read Jeremiah 28 online.
Labels: Jeremiah, Messages, Serial Readings
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Jeremiah 27 'God: Sovereign, Clear, and Merciful' (29-Nov-09 Evening Reading)
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In this passage, we see God’s great sovereignty, God’s great clarity, and God’s great mercy. He is sovereign: He sets over men whomever He will and can use even the wicked to accomplish His righteous purposes. He is clear: He has given repeated announcements of His truth to combat the tempting and sweet-sounding lies of those who make counter-truth-claims. He is merciful: He tells us that the reason for His clarity is to keep us from perishing by listening to the lie instead of to His saving truth. Elder Gary Vander Hart led us in considering this passage. Click [here] to read Jeremiah 27 online.
In this passage, we see God’s great sovereignty, God’s great clarity, and God’s great mercy. He is sovereign: He sets over men whomever He will and can use even the wicked to accomplish His righteous purposes. He is clear: He has given repeated announcements of His truth to combat the tempting and sweet-sounding lies of those who make counter-truth-claims. He is merciful: He tells us that the reason for His clarity is to keep us from perishing by listening to the lie instead of to His saving truth. Elder Gary Vander Hart led us in considering this passage. Click [here] to read Jeremiah 27 online.
Labels: Jeremiah, Messages, Serial Readings
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