When Only The Promise of Peace Remains
Jeremiah 33:1-16
Discussion Questions:
What most stands out to you from this passage, and why?
What does this passage reveal about God's heart for his people - both for Israel then and for us today?
What do you think it looks like today when someone closes their ears to the Word of the Lord and his promises? Are there any ways you've seen that in yourself?
What does it really mean that the Lord's love "endures forever" (Jeremiah 33:11)? Where have you seen the Lord's faithfulness or love "endure" in your own life?
This week marked the end of our series studying the Major Prophets. As you think back to Ezekiel, Isaiah, and Jeremiah what is one truth, theme, promise, or Scripture that has most impacted you—and why do you think it stayed with you?
Throughout the Prophets we see God's judgment and discipline on Israel alongside his mercy, grace, and desire for Israel's renewal. Do you find it challenging to grasp both of these complimentary sides of God's character? Why or why not?
Read Jeremiah 33:14-16 again. The Prophets also lead us to wait with hope and anticipation for the coming of our Righteous King, Jesus. What might faithful, hopeful waiting look like for you this Advent?
