The most loved verse in the Bible? Jeremiah 29:11 is an incredible verse. But are we missing it’s tr

Hope in the Rubble (Jer 52)

The city has fallen. The temple is destroyed. Is this the end of God's story? In the final episode of our Jeremiah series, Simon and Annabel explore Jeremiah 52 and discover the hope God raises from the rubble.

The joy of smallness (Her 45)

Feeling restless? Weary? A little “woe is me?” Jeremiah 45 shows us how Baruch was challenged to stop chasing greatness and start finding joy in humility before our great God.

Sin makes us do stupid things (Jer 44)

Ever looked back and wondered, "What was I thinking?" From Jeremiah 44, Marcus explores how sin blinds us to the truth about ourselves and our past—and how Christ offers hope for change.

God, the Changemaker (Her 34)

Is lasting change possible? Simon joins Word to Life to explore King Zedekiah’s back-flip faith in Jeremiah 34 and discover what true repentance looks like.

The most loved verse in the Bible? Jeremiah 29:11 is an incredible verse. But are we missing it’s tr

The most loved verse in the Bible? Jeremiah 29:11 is an incredible verse. But are we missing it’s true impact? Andy Copeman joins the Word to Life to show how context and the cross transform this well-loved part of Scripture.