Jeremiah

Sermons onJeremiah 23

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  • Jeremiah

    • 6:48Jeremiah 23

      of Lords Father today meet with us from your word open our hearts open our ears that you might open our hands to do your gospel work I pray this in Jesus name amen amen and amen we are going to start in verse 14 and Jeremiah says look now I would say to you look you have seen that before so we are going to go to Jeremiah 23 if you want to

    • 6:57Jeremiah 23

      if you want to put your finger here in Jeremiah 33 you turn to Jeremiah 23 verse 5 if you have a phone and you're following along there you can just scroll back and forth Jeremiah 23 verse 5 Jeremiah says look the days are coming this is the Lord's declaration when I will raise up a righteous

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  • Jeremiah: Whoa, Nellie! (Jeremiah 23:1-4)

    May 31, 2026 · Dr Josh Burnham

    Jeremiah

    • 1:48Jeremiah 23

      Third, if you look around, we believe the Word of God. Faith comes by hearing and hearing from the Word of God. Who's that for? All ages. A young child can hear the Word of the God and come to faith. These Sundays are the days where faith grows. And we've been working through the book of Jeremiah. And of all Sundays, we come to Jeremiah 23. And I want to share a sacred word, but a heavy word. So, kids, listen up.

    • 2:28Jeremiah 23

      it's going to end in a place where you do not want to go. And if you have your Bibles, turn with me to Jeremiah 23. We're going to hear the urgency of the coming judgment of the Lord. But Jeremiah doesn't only want us to hear judgment. He wants you to hear the voice of the Good Shepherd. That says, if you listen to the woe, then you will listen to the grace that is attached to that. Woe from the left side.

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  • Kings and Kingdoms

    • 21:05Jeremiah 23

      Not calloused and not thick-skinned. Jeremiah, who actually was prophesying, who receives his call during the days of Josiah. Says this in Jeremiah 23, 29. And I wonder if he says this because he's seen it true in Josiah's life. He says, is not the word of God like a fire and like a hammer that shatters rock? So if you are the callous today, if you are ironclad and you say, well, I am who I am and nothing could ever change me.