Daily Readings at Southeast

 Scripture: Jeremiah 13 Jeremiah 14 Jeremiah 15 Jeremiah 16

 Scripture: Jeremiah 9 Jeremiah 10 Jeremiah 11 Jeremiah 12

 Scripture: Jeremiah 5 Jeremiah 6 Jeremiah 7 Jeremiah 8

 Scripture: Jeremiah 2 Jeremiah 3 Jeremiah 4

  Introduction to Jeremiah As you begin the book of Jeremiah, you are entering one of the most emotional and personal books in the Old Testament. Jeremiah was called by God as a young man and served as a prophet in Judah for more than forty years. His ministry took place during the nation’s final years before Jerusalem fell to Babylon. He pleaded with the people to turn back to God, yet they refused over and over again. Because of the deep sorrow that filled his ministry, Jeremiah is often called “the weeping prophet.” The book includes sermons, visions, conversations with God, and even Jeremiah’s journal-like prayers. It reveals not only God’s message but also the heavy weight Jeremiah carried. He loved his people deeply, and delivering warnings of judgment broke his heart. But he remained faithful, even when he was mocked, imprisoned, threatened, and ignored. Jeremiah reminds us that success in God’s eyes is measured not by results, but by obedience. The people of Judah believed ...

 Scripture: Isaiah 65 Isaiah 66