This brief but intense book teaches us to grieve with faith, to lament without losing hope, and to find God present even in ruins.

God's law is written on your mind and heart through studying His Word, you become in tune with His will and trust His ways. This results in Him being able to reveal what you need to know.

Study God's Word diligently. Pray using His Word consistently. This is how external commands become internal desires. This is how the page reaches the heart. And it all comes from Jesus's sacrifice that purchased the new covenant.

Social media floods us with self-proclaimed apostles, prophets, and evangelists claiming to speak God's word. Be careful who you listen to. Study God's Word enough to recognize when you're hearing man's words, not God's.

In an age that says, "follow your heart," Jeremiah warns that the heart is desperately deceitful. What you feel in your heart reflects what you allow in your mind. If you allow negative and sinful thoughts to linger, they become part of who you are.

Jeremiah lived what he preached, suffered for speaking truth, and remained faithful when everyone else abandoned God. His message about forsaken springs and broken cisterns, deceitful hearts and powerful Words, and the promise of God writing His law on our hearts remains urgently relevant today.

Let Isaiah's message transform you from comfortable Christian to passionate disciple who fears God's holiness, embraces Christ's suffering, pursues justice, and lives in hope of new creation. The former things are passing away. Behold, God is making all things new.

God is able to do exceeding abundantly above all you can ask or think according to His power at work in you. You're expected to do God's work, and He's equipped you with His Word, Jesus's example, and the Holy Spirit's guidance to get it done.