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When did you last receive an uncomfortable message from God’s Word? The prophet Jeremiah heard and delivered some bad news to God’s people; he was familiar with sorrow and suffering. The April edition of Today in the Word will walk us through the book of Jeremiah, with insight into the sorrow and trials of today’s world. Today in the Word Senior Editor Jamie Janosz drops in to introduce us to this new study for the month of April and share how you can receive this devotional every month.
What is the gospel truth that Jesus spoke when declaring that He is the resurrection and the life? How does this truth impact our faith and life today?
Pastor Matt Vogel from Grace EV Free Church takes us to the story of the death of Lazarus in Matthew 11, unwrapping the glorious resurrection hope, and life that is ours here and now.
This past weekend the Academy Awards took a turn as a display of anger was acted out on stage. Anger is a powerful emotion that is a part of the human experience, and Pastor Tim Green says that the decision of how we are going to respond needs to be made ahead of time. He also says preparation is the key and offers wisdom on how to take God’s truth and apply it in practical ways before we are in the heat of the moment and the danger of taking on anger that’s not our own.
Jamie Janosz is the content strategy manager and managing editor of Today in the Word at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, where she served on the faculty for 16 years. She is an author, speaker and columnist. She and her husband have been married for 24 years.
Matt Vogel is the Senior Pastor at Grace Evangelical Free Church, Davenport. He is a graduate of Moody Bible Institute and Moody Theological Seminary. Matt is married to Megan and has been blessed with three children.