Jesus is the Good Shepherd, a model of selfless love.

Financial security is secondary to kingdom riches.

God’s good instructions are revealed to us.

Ezekiel has a vision of God’s new temple, with water that flows out to give life.

Ezekiel warns each exile to evaluate themselves before God.

Ezekiel’s loss is a sign of coming grief.

Jerusalem and Judah are led into ruin.

Jeremiah endures imprisonment and threats of death.

God promises a way to overcome human weakness.

Jeremiah uses a family’s traditions as an example of faithfulness.

Jeremiah gives several specific ways that the people are failing to listen to God and to be attentive to the vulnerable people around them.

This lesson looks at the way God chooses Jeremiah and sends him as spokesperson.