A Living Sacrifice

God's instructions to Jeremiah to transact a real estate deal while in prison seemed a bit odd; though Jeremiah followed through faithfully, he still had some questions. As we see in this study, God often times requires us to offer ourselves as a livi…

An episode of the Studies in Jeremiah podcast, hosted by Senior Pastor Richard Schork, titled "A Living Sacrifice" was published on July 24, 2011 and runs 55 minutes.

July 24, 2011 ·55m · Studies in Jeremiah

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God's instructions to Jeremiah to transact a real estate deal while in prison seemed a bit odd; though Jeremiah followed through faithfully, he still had some questions. As we see in this study, God often times requires us to offer ourselves as a living sacrifice without giving us a reason--yet it always is for His glory and we will be blessed in our obedience.

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God's instructions to Jeremiah to transact a real estate deal while in prison seemed a bit odd; though Jeremiah followed through faithfully, he still had some questions. As we see in this study, God often times requires us to offer ourselves as a living sacrifice without giving us a reason--yet it always is for His glory and we will be blessed in our obedience.

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