Welcome. I want to welcome those of you online as well, so glad you're joining with us.

We're making our way through Jeremiah and two chapters tonight, Lord willing, heavy on the Lord willing.

Okay.

Let's get to it because we've got a lot to get to.

So let's pray and we'll just ask God to bless our time together.

If you would please join with me.

Father in heaven, thank you so much.

Lord, we're just so in awe of you.

And as we have just sung, how great thou art doesn't even begin to express to you, our love

for you, our gratitude.

You are great.

Who is like unto you, O God?

There is none like you, O God.

Lord, we deem it a profound privilege to be able to come to this, your church, and open up your word, and have the Holy Spirit speak

into our lives.

It is life.

It's the bread of life, the word of life.

And Lord, that's why we're here.

We yearn for, long for, ache for even, you to do that which only you can and satiate the need that we have that only

you can meet so Lord as we just humble ourselves before you tonight. Would you do that for us? Will you minister to us?

Lord, thank you. We love you so much. In Jesus' name. Amen and amen. All right. So beginning here in chapter 30 and on through

chapter 33 we're turning a corner of sorts as God now has Jeremiah prophesied about the restoration of God's people from Babylonian captivity.

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