Day 221 - Eleventh Sunday after Pentecost

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The Prophet Jeremiah - Michelangelo
Read | Jeremiah 12, 13, 14, 15 

 Reading | Jeremiah debates God on justice; God replies- don’t trust those people for they have sinned; watch out Israel’s neighbors for God’s justice; belt illustration – if you bury your faith it will become useless; drinkers; do not be proud; Judah’s drought; Jeremiah intercedes – God says back off; Jeremiah prays for the healing of the nation; Judah is doomed – 4 destroyers; Jeremiah complains – God says Jeremiah will serve a good purpose; repent and serve the Lord.

 Source | Tyndale (2012-03-19)| The One Year Chronological Bible NIV | Tyndale House Publishers | Kindle Edition

 Next | Day 222 | Monday | August 10 |
Jeremiah 16, 17, 18, 35
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 Our Father, who art in heaven, we pray for our community. 

 Dear Lord, we want to say thank you for your continued grace and mercy that you have shown to us. We are grateful for your blessings that you have given us. 

 Merciful Father, we ask that you continue to watch over our community, the state/province, and our country. God we come together with one mind, one heart, and one spirit, asking that you continue to show mercy over our President, and all of our governmental leaders and officials. 

 Restore peace to our country and let it flow over to every state, city and community. 

 You are able to keep us from falling. 

 Thank you God in advance for your blessings. Amen
- Redeemed Outreach Ministries, Phoenix,  newsletter, August 2015

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