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- Jeremiah 29 teaches us that even in the most challenging circumstances, God has a plan for our welfare and a future filled with hope. This chapter encourages us to remain obedient to God, even in unfavorable conditions, and to discern truth from falsehood, focusing on God's promises rather than the deceit of false prophets.
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Aug 10, 2014 · Today my message is entitled “Loving God’s Purpose for Your Life.” God has put in the heart of every person a desire to do something meaningful with their life. We want our lives to matter, we want to make a difference in our world. In other words, we want our lives to have purpose.
Nov 13, 2024 · Understanding God’s purpose for your life is an ongoing, evolving journey, deeply rooted in faith, trust, and continuous growth. Jeremiah 29:11 serves as a cornerstone, offering reassurance and hope.
Feb 25, 2024 · Summary: In Jeremiah 29:11, God assures us of His plans for our lives and we discover hope, purpose, and assurance, even amid uncertainty. Let us explore together how we can be transformed by the truth of God's divine plan.
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- Estuary Elim Church
Jan 16, 2024 · Scripture: Jeremiah 29:11. Denomination: Church Of God. Summary: Today as we explore a theme that lies at the very core of our existence – "Living a Purposeful Life." Today, we embark on a journey to unravel the divine purpose each of us holds within.
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- Restoration Point Church Of God
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- What Does Jeremiah 29:11 Really Mean?
- God Provides Good in The Bad
- 4 Ways to Live Your Life According to 'For I Know The Plans I Have For You'
Ironically, this popular verse came from a prophet who was very unpopular. Most of Jeremiah’s words spoke of judgment. The people of Israel were deeply ingrained in idol worship, and God called them to repentance. Through Jeremiah, God also speaks to the Israelites exiled from Jerusalem, saying, “I know the plans I have for you.” At this point, the...
God wants good for us. All the time. Peace. Joy. Freedom. Love. Kindness. There is so much available for those who love God and receive from Him. Throughout the days of Creation, God called his work good, and he has never stopped declaring his desire for good to be seen through his workmanship, which we are. However, the enemy knows our design to s...
In chapter 29, we read God saying, “I know the plans I have for you,” and those plans include prosperity. We hear something we want to hear. It’s tempting to cling to this verse alone and believe this is a whole picture of God. As I mentioned earlier, it is critical we remember our view of God does not include the whole of God’s intent or his thoug...
We might read the verses of God’s judgment and see only bad. Likewise, we might read Jeremiah 29:11and only see what seems or feels good. God’s truth gleaned throughout the totality of Scripture shows us the reality of bad things we will experience on this earth, some as a consequence of our choices, some as a consequence of other people’s choices,...
God is always working towards our good (Romans 8:28). He also works within the parameters of reality in a world full of people disconnected from his heart, seeking their way. The reality is, bad happens. It’s because God’s plan includes not only what is best for us but what we truly need to experience God’s best in us that God calls for obedience t...
Throughout Scripture, and in glimpses of Jeremiah’s life, God draws near to us, and we draw near to him (James 4:8; Jeremiah 29:12-14). He calls us from wayward ways that keep us on a path of destruction instead of a path of good (Provers 3:5-6). He desires hearts that turn towards him no matter how bad things have been. Before Jeremiah sets out to...
1. Acknowledge Our Desire to Choose Good for Ourselves Everything changed between man and God when Adam and Eve ate from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. We all want to decide for ourselves what is good rather than listen and respond to the one who gives good. Acknowledge this impacts you too. 2. Acknowledge Good and Bad as Part of Life....
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4 days ago · Jeremiah 29:11 stands as one of the most quoted and beloved verses in Scripture: "For I know the plans I have for you," declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." This powerful promise has touched countless lives throughout history, offering hope and reassurance in times of uncertainty.
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Jul 13, 2024 · “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” Jeremiah 29:11. This is one of the most well-known and quoted verses in the Bible. It’s promise is held dearly by Christians all over the world.
