God shapes us like clay in His hands. Today, Jeremiah 17–21 brings both warning and hope. So we ask a simple question: where do we place our trust?
Today’s reading is Jeremiah 17–21.
Commentary
First, Jeremiah 18 takes us to the potter’s house. The potter remakes a vessel that did not turn out well. In the same way, God can remake a nation that turns back to Him.
However, Jeremiah also faces fierce resistance. People try to silence him and dismiss God’s message. So Jeremiah brings his pain to the Lord in prayer.
Meanwhile, today’s episode calls us to protect the innocent. It also calls us to pray boldly against evil. Finally, it urges us to trust God’s justice and timing.
Verse of the Day
Jeremiah 17:7 — “But blessed are those who trust in the Lord and have made the Lord their hope and confidence.”
Read Today’s Passage (Outbound Link)
Next, read Jeremiah 17–21 on BibleGateway: Jeremiah 17–21.
Verses We Missed
Also, we shared a clip from Verses We Missed: “See What Kind of Love” (1 John 3:1). It reminds us that identity comes before effort. Listen here: https://lifespringmedia.com/show/verses-we-missed/.
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On This Date in Church History
February 6 — In 1631, Roger Williams arrived in Boston Harbor. Later, he helped shape Rhode Island’s “soul liberty.” Then in 1693, King William III and Queen Mary II chartered the College of William and Mary.
Closing Thoughts and Blessing
So remember this: God is the Potter, and we are the clay. Therefore, trust Him and turn back to Him. Choose the way of life while grace remains. Until tomorrow, may God bless you richly.
