God remakes his people for his purposes (Jer 18)

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.

Lamentations with Andrew Shead

How Lord?! Special guest Andrew Shead joins the podcast to take us a journey into Lamentations. Look at this book with fresh eyes and be equipped to use it in your walk with Christ.

Religious lies lead to rotten faith (Jer 7)

What’s more dangerous than danger? Thinking you’re safe when you’re not. In Jeremiah 7, false teaching gives false security. Could we fall for the same lie? Marcus explores this on the Word to Life.

God remakes his people for his purposes (Jer 18)

He is the potter, we are the clay. Let’s get our hands dirty and explore what this image really means for us, as Kerryn Rudder unpacks Jeremiah 18.