The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz) Day 232: Glory in Knowing God (2024)
Aug 19, 2024
Fr. Mike reflects on Jeremiah's sorrow for Israel, emphasizing that true glory comes from knowing God. The discussion contrasts human transgression with divine promises of restoration found in Ezekiel. Themes of judgment and hope intertwine as listeners are urged to respond to suffering with integrity. Compassionate communication is highlighted as a pathway to healing, alongside the transformative power of God's truth. Overall, a profound exploration of repentance that reinforces the importance of understanding God's character.
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Guard Your Words Carefully
- Guard your words and speak gently to avoid stirring anger.
- Use your speech to build up others with truth and wisdom, avoiding folly and devastation.
Evil Should Break Your Heart
- Jeremiah's sorrow shows evil breaking his heart beyond mere anger.
- Recognizing evil should stir either heartbroken sorrow or righteous anger motivating constructive action.
Beware Broken Trust Within Community
- Jeremiah warns that people who break trust with the Lord won't be true to others either.
- We must beware and recognize the reality of broken trust even among neighbors or family.