A Nation in Crisis - by Ray C Stedman (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>Ray Stedman takes you through the book of Jeremiah, showing how the prophet stands as an example for us today--that having faith in the living God can overcome the world.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br>Remember. Realize. Return. Beware. These four words summarize God's message through His prophet, Jeremiah, who tried to once again point Judah to the right path. The nation was slowly falling apart, losing its strength and forsaking God, as the people elevated themselves. It was a time very similar to our own. Ray Stedman takes you step-by-step through key passages in the book of Jeremiah, showing how the prophet faithfully followed God and called the people to repentance. For us today, Jeremiah stands as an example--that having faith in the living God can set us free in the midst of a decaying society.<p/><br></br><p><b> From the Back Cover </b></p></br></br>Every day the headlines announce more violence and evil. Society's moral bar keeps sinking lower. Our hearts groan as we wonder what life will be like for the next generation. It all seems hopeless, which is probably how Jeremiah felt as he lived among the people of the nation of Judah.<br /> <br /> Jeremiah was a reluctant but faithful prophet who spent forty-two years serving God and warning the people to repent. His heart was saddened and angered by the people's indifference to God and the moral decay that surrounded him. Everything was falling apart--everything seemed hopeless--yet Jeremiah continued to seek the Lord.<br /> <br /> As we face personal trauma and national crisis, we can learn from the prophet's example. Ray Stedman walks us through the book of Jeremiah, revealing that repentance was the only answer then--and it's the only answer today. When people repent, God is faithful to His Word, planting the seeds of new life in the midst of chaos.<br />
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