Follow Me: The First Disciples

God’s Faithful Justice

God sent Jeremiah to warn Judah before judgment fell, revealing that His justice is always faithful and His mercy is always available to those who repent. In this lesson from Jeremiah 26:1–13, discover how God’s warnings are expressions of His grace, why obedience matters more than religious routine, and how this passage ultimately points to Jesus Christ, who satisfied God’s justice on the cross so we could receive His mercy.

God Sends a Righteous Branch

Human leaders often fail, but God remains faithful. In Jeremiah 23:1–8, discover God’s promise of the Righteous Branch—Jesus Christ, the perfect Shepherd-King who gathers His people, reigns in righteousness, and becomes “THE LORD OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS.” Learn how this remarkable prophecy points to Christ and offers lasting hope for every believer.

God Gathers All Nations

God’s judgment is never His final word. In Jeremiah 3:11–20, discover His gracious call to repentance, His promise to restore His people, and His plan to gather people from every nation through Jesus Christ. Learn how God’s mercy, faithful shepherding, and global mission point to the hope of the gospel and our place in His eternal kingdom.

God Grants Israel a King

Israel demanded a king like the surrounding nations, revealing a deeper rejection of God’s rule. In this lesson from 1 Samuel 8:1–18, we explore the cost of trusting human solutions over God’s leadership and discover how this story points to Jesus Christ, the perfect and eternal King.

God’s Mercy in History

Joshua reviews Israel’s history—from Abraham’s call to the Promised Land—to reveal God’s mercy, faithfulness, and grace. Discover how God’s work in Israel points to the greater redemption found in Jesus Christ.