Jeremiah

Jeremiah 21 reminds me that we often live in the past.  We remember our triumphs, or we relive our mistakes.  We fail to notice the

Jeremiah 22 reminds me of the expression, “The seed doesn’t fall far from the tree”.  We often use this to describe how a child is

Jeremiah 23 reminds me of the expression, “Divide and Conquer”.  This strategy is successfully used in war to separate the enemy into smaller groups that

Jeremiah 24 reminds me of Report Cards in school.  I recall that we got letter grades, but also teachers made comments.  I was an extremely

Jeremiah 25 reminds me that with rare exceptions, we are very replaceable.  Others can do our job or take over our responsibilities.  Even irreplaceable roles

Jeremiah 26 reminds me of the expression, “Don’t shoot the messenger”.  We often use that when we share bad news with someone to explain that

Jeremiah 27 reminds me of two kinds of burdens.  One is the kind someone forces onto you and the other is the kind you willing

Jeremiah 28 reminds me of a simple concept many of us struggle with; the difference between right and wrong.  There are times when decisions are

Jeremiah 29 reminds me of those times in life when things are put on hold while we wait for normalcy to return.  We have all

Jeremiah 30 reminds me of how great it is to recover from sickness. There is nothing like the feeling of being restored.  It makes the