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At-home guide  /  number 42

Jeremiah against Everyone

Jeremiah 1. Part 3 of the story, poetry and prophets. This guide went out for Sunday October 26, 2025.


Big truth

Reinforce this truth throughout the week and during your study.

When we stand with God, he is for us even when everyone is against us.


Read

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Jeremiah 1


Memory verse

Memorize and recite this verse with your children throughout the week

"Do not be afraid of them, for I am with you to deliver you, declares the Lord."
- Jeremiah 1:8


Video

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Discussion

Take time with your family to discuss these questions (or variations of these questions) together, and reflect on this week’s truth and Word.

What were some of the reasons God was angry with his people? What did he want them to do? What does he want us to do?

TakeawayGod calls us to obey and do what he says.

Because the Israelites were disobeying, what message did God give Jeremiah for the people? Did the Israelites listen to the message and turn away from their sin? So, what happened?

TakeawayThere is judgment for disobeying God.

Since Jeremiah was young when God called him to be a prophet, how did he feel about it? What did he say to God? And how did God comfort him? When Jeremiah spoke God’s word to the Israelites, how did they treat him? What did God do for Jeremiah then?

TakeawayGod will be with us, even if everyone is against us.

Despite all the bad news about judgment for disobedience, what good news did Jeremiah share about the new covenant that would come? How did Jesus bring about this good news and rescue sinners from judgment?

TakeawayThrough Jesus’s death, God made a new covenant that rescues us from judgment and frees us to obey God.


Pray

As your family reflects on the truths you learned in this week’s lesson, pray together.

Here are some questions to get you started...

  1. What did I learn about God that I can praise Him for?
  2. What sins and weaknesses can I confess to God?
  3. What promises can I thank God for?

Keep going

The story runs on.

Every guide follows the one storyline of Scripture, week by week. Guide 42 sits in part 3, poetry and prophets.

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