Jeremiah 6 - 8
JeremiahSteve Gregg
Steve Gregg in this talk delves into Jeremiah 6-8 where the prophet warns Jerusalem of its impending destruction by the Babylonians. Jeremiah warns the people to prepare for war and turn back to God, but instead, they trust in lying words and false gods. Gregg highlights the contrast between the worthlessness of Jerusalem - which is destined for destruction - and the value of what God is building, emphasizing the importance of surrendering to Christ.
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Jeremiah 9 - 10
Jeremiah
In this emotional and heartfelt talk, Steve Gregg discusses the book of Jeremiah, focusing on chapters 9 and 10. He notes how Jeremiah is known as the
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Jeremiah 11 - 13
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In this segment, Steve Gregg delves into the biblical references and subtext in Jeremiah chapters 11-13, touching on themes such as obedience, conditi
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Jeremiah 4 - 5
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In this passage, Steve Gregg references Jeremiah 4 and 5 which sounds a trumpet warning of the Babylonians' impending destruction. He discusses the im
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