Jeremiah

  Jeremiah 3 reminds me that unfaithfulness in marriage is one of the most devastative things possible.  The innocent spouse feels betrayed and belittled.  This

  Jeremiah 4 reminds me of the tsunami that hit Indonesia in 2004.  The horrific videos show two important things; the warning signs were clear,

Jeremiah 5 reminds me of the oath of a witness in court.  They swear to “tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the

Jeremiah 6 reminds me of my mother’s “butterfly stitches”.  With seven kids, going to the doctor for every sniffle and cut was not an option. 

Jeremiah 7 reminds me of the ironic line about the three biggest lies, the last one being “I love you”.  It is a sad truth

Jeremiah 8 reminds me of an article about a coastal storm that hit in the days prior to satellites.  Entire stretches of beach were destroyed

Jeremiah 9 reminds me of a recent speaker who told of a story so emotional it gave him a “man-tear in the corner of his

Jeremiah 10 reminds me that we have a pack mentality.  In new or uncomfortable situations we feel comfort in conforming.  Most people simply do what

  Jeremiah 11 reminds me of my son’s inability to avoid bouncing checks.  The bank is very clear about their rule; you cannot spend more

  Jeremiah 12 reminds me of a phrase used to describe a top athlete that is shocked by failure; “They started reading their own press”.