Rev. Tom Hathaway - June 9, 2024
Re-Cycling
Scripture References: Jeremiah 18:1-11
From Series: "Jeremiah: They Will Be My People"
Throughout the book of Jeremiah, we encounter a prophet who stands in the midst of a society on the brink of collapse. His messages, delivered during some of the most turbulent times in Judah's history, challenge the moral and spiritual complacency of his people. Jeremiah himself is not just a distant, prophetic figure; he is deeply human, grappling with doubt, rejection, and the weight of divine responsibility. His life and prophecies are a powerful testament to the struggles of maintaining faith and integrity in the face of adversity and societal decay.
