Jeremiah 29:1 - 31:22
JeremiahSteve Gregg
In "Jeremiah 29:1 - 31:22," Steve Gregg speaks about false prophecies given by Hananiah against Jeremiah and the future of the people of Israel. Gregg explains that despite the current struggles and their captivity in Babylon, God had plans to restore them and bring them back to Jerusalem after 70 years. God wanted His people to have faith in His good plans for their future and to trust that He had not abandoned them. The message emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's plans, even in challenging times.
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Jeremiah 31:23 - 32:44
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