Today, we are in Ezekiel 11. In chapter 10, God’s glory left the temple. In chapter 11, wicked counselors will be judged, but there is hope for Israel. Do you have a heart of stone or a heart of flesh? Do you need a heart transplant?Di Allen J. Huth

In Ezekiel 10, the glory of the Lord leaves the temple. Is the presence of God still in you?Di Allen J. Huth

Ezekiel 9 follows chapter 8, the abominations in the temple. Chapter 9 will be the actions because of those abominations. I am not a pastor or a priest, but if I were, I would heed the warnings of Ezekiel 9. If you are, will you heed these warnings while you still can?Di Allen J. Huth

Ezekiel 8 describes abominations in the temple. Abominations were occurring in the temple and God was not pleased. Are abominations occurring in your church?Di Allen J. Huth

Ezekiel 7 describes the wrath of the Lord. Have you ever fasted and prayed?Di Allen J. Huth

In Ezekiel 6, Ezekiel is going to deal with idolatry. Are you fully committed to God alone, or are you breaking God’s heart in idolatry?Di Allen J. Huth

Ezekiel 5 contains Ezekiel’s prophecy that Jerusalem will be destroyed. If God destroys His Promised Land, His holy city, do you think you will be spared?Di Allen J. Huth

In Ezekiel 4, Ezekiel symbolizes the siege of Jerusalem. Want to be a prophet of God? Are you an actor?Di Allen J. Huth

Ezekiel 3 is the continuation of the call of God on Ezekiel’s life as a watchman for Israel. Has God ever spoke directly to you from His Word? He has me.Di Allen J. Huth

Ezekiel 2 records the call of Ezekiel by the Lord Himself. Have you ever wanted to be called by God to do something for Him? If He did call, how would you respond?Di Allen J. Huth

In Ezekiel 1, Ezekiel saw the glory of God. We too shall someday have an audience with God Almighty. Do you see Him sitting on His throne high and lifted up?Di Allen J. Huth

Today, we finish the Book of Lamentations with chapter 5. Jerusalem was destroyed under God’s watchful eye, but there is hope. Do you need hope today?Di Allen J. Huth

Lamentations 4 describes Jerusalem after its fall to the Babylonians. It is not a pretty picture. Do you believe God judges?Di Allen J. Huth

Lamentations 3 reminds us, in the midst of judgment, pain, and suffering, God is faithful. Are you suffering, in pain, or under God’s judgment?Di Allen J. Huth

Lamentations 2 contains harsh descriptions of God’s eventual judgment. Yes, He is a God of love; but He also is a God of judgment. Judgment comes by not following God and His commandments, as Israel experienced. How are you doing with basking in God’s love and following His commandments?Di Allen J. Huth

Today, we begin the Book of Lamentations. Lamentations is the sequel to the Book of Jeremiah. Both books focus on one event, the destruction of Jerusalem. The Book of Jeremiah predicts the fall of Jerusalem; the Book of Lamentations reflects on it.Di Allen J. Huth

If God allowed the destruction of His Promised Land, His temple He instructed to be built, and the people called by His name, do you really think He will never leave you or forsake you?Read more: www.cuurio.com/jeremiah-52-jerusalem-destroyedDi Allen J. Huth

Today, we are in day thirty of our thirty-one-day journey through the Book of Jeremiah. We cover chapters 50 and 51, long chapters, once again. Jeremiah prophesies the great world power that just conquered Israel and Egypt will fall. Do you know any Babylonians today?Read more: www.cuurio.com/jeremiah-50-and-51-the-transformative-power-of-god…

Today, we are in Jeremiah 48 and 49. These are long chapters on judgment of nations other than Israel. Throughout Israel’s history, the nation interacted with neighboring nations. Sometimes God used them for good, sometimes they turned on Israel. Who do you interact with? Who do you depend on?Read more: www.cuurio.com/jeremiah-48-and-49-god-will-re…

Today, we are in Jeremiah 46 and 47. We are on the last lap of finishing the fifty-two chapters of Jeremiah. Israel flees to Egypt for protection, but God will turn them over to Babylon too. Who do you look to for your protection?Read more: www.cuurio.com/jeremiah-46-and-47-god-protects-usDi Allen J. Huth

Today brings us to Jeremiah 44 and 45. Off to Egypt they go because they would not listen to Jeremiah or the Lord. Where are you headed?Read more: www.cuurio.com/jeremiah-44-and-45-obey-godDi Allen J. Huth

Today, we will cover Jeremiah 43, a continuation of where we left off yesterday, in Jeremiah 42. Have you ever asked someone to pray for you, then refused to listen to them? Have you prayed to God but refused to obey His answer?Read more: www.cuurio.com/jeremiah-43-praying-without-listeningDi Allen J. Huth

After Jerusalem fell and most Jews were carried off to Babylon, the remnant is ready to listen to Jeremiah in Jeremiah 41 and 42. Are you the same? After enough bad happens, are you finally ready to listen to God?Read more: https://cuurio/jeremiah-41-and-42-heed-the-call-of-godDi Allen J. Huth

Today, we read or listen to the fall of Jerusalem. Have you pushed God too far? Will He never leave you or forsake you?Read more: https://cuurio.com/jeremiah-39-and-40-the-fall-of-jerusalemDi Allen J. Huth

In chapters 37 and 38 of the Book of Jeremiah, Jeremiah is accused of desertion, imprisoned, and some want him dead. Do you think you have it tough serving the Lord?Read more: https://cuurio.com/jeremiah-37-and-38-when-doing-gods-will-is-hardDi Allen J. Huth

Today, we will listen to two more chapters of the Book of Jeremiah, chapters 35 and 36. The King of Judah throws the pages of Jeremiah’s scroll into a fire, so how do we have this book today? Are you glad we do?Read more: https://cuurio.com/jeremiah-35-and-36-the-written-word-of-godDi Allen J. Huth

Today, we will cover just one chapter, Jeremiah 34, and it is only twenty-two verses. We are reminded the Word of the Lord came to Jeremiah. That is what he writes. We are reading God’s Word. Do you cherish the fact you can read words from the lips of God?Read more: https://cuurio.com/jeremiah-34-the-word-of-the-lord-came-to-jeremiah…

Jeremiah is asked to buy a “bridge to nowhere” in chapter 32. He obeys God in a publicly embarrassing transaction. Do you act on faith in public?Read more: https://cuurio.com/jeremiah-32-and-33-acting-on-faithDi Allen J. Huth

In Jeremiah 30 and 31, we are reminded He is a God of restoration. Have you strayed, been disobedient, need to come back?Read more: https://cuurio.com/jeremiah-30-and-31/Di Allen J. Huth

Today, we are in Jeremiah 28 and 29. In the middle of despair, God has plans for a future and a hope. Do you believe God has plans for you?Read more: https://cuurio.com/jeremiah-28-and-29-god-has-plans-for-you/Di Allen J. Huth

In Jeremiah 27, will kings listen to their own counselors or the Prophet Jeremiah? Who do you listen to, the words of men, or the Word of God?Read more: https://cuurio.com/jeremiah-27-surrender-to-god/Di Allen J. Huth

Today, we reach the halfway point of the Book of Jeremiah. It is a pivotal point in the Book of Jeremiah, as God instructs Jeremiah not to hold back His Word. His life is threatened for his obedience to God. Will the people listen? If so, God may change His mind. Can we change the plans of God?Read more: https://cuurio.com/jeremiah-25-and-26-can-yo…

Jeremiah 23 and 24 contain warnings to shepherds, pastors, and preachers. Does your pastor preach the Word of God?Read more: https://cuurio.com/jeremiah-23-and-24-warnings-to-preachers/Di Allen J. Huth

Jeremiah 21 and 22 are about God forsaking His own people, Israel. Do you think God will never leave you or forsake you?Read more: https://cuurio.com/jeremiah-21-and-22-never-leave-or-forsake-us/Di Allen J. Huth

Today brings us to Jeremiah 19 and 20. Chapter 19 has fifteen verses and chapter 20 has eighteen verses. Jeremiah wants to quit; being a prophet is too hard. Is it tough for you right now? Do you want to quit?Read more: https://cuurio.com/jeremiah-19-and-20-when-the-going-gets-tough/Di Allen J. Huth

Today, we will look at two chapters in the Book of Jeremiah, chapters 17 and 18. There are total of fifty verses in these two chapters. Are you basically good, or basically evil? Do you trust in the Lord or in man?Read more: https://cuurio.com/jeremiah-17-jeremiah-18/Di Allen J. Huth

Jeremiah 16 lays out some of the conditions God required of Jeremiah, His prophet. They were not easy. Has God called you? Do you question some of the conditions of your calling?Read more: https://cuurio.com/jeremiah-16-has-god-called-you/Di Allen J. Huth

Today, we will cover another two chapters in the Book of Jeremiah, chapters 14 and 15. God does not let up on His people. Are there times when you wonder what God is doing in your life?Read more: https://cuurio.com/jeremiah-14-and-15-do-prophets-lie/Di Allen J. Huth

Jeremiah 12 and 13 are more of God’s complaint against Israel. Does God have a complaint against you?Read more: https://cuurio.com/jeremiah-12-and-13-why-do-the-wicked-prosper/Di Allen J. Huth

Jeremiah chapter 11 reminds Israel of God’s covenant. He expects us to keep it, as we expect Him to keep it. Are you?Read more: https://cuurio.com/jeremiah-11-stay-the-course/Di Allen J. Huth

Today brings us to Jeremiah 9 and 10. God tries over and over to get our attention. He has high standards. Is He trying to get your attention.Read more: https://cuurio.com/how-to-change-your-life-jeremiah-9-and-10/Di Allen J. Huth

Today, we will cover Jeremiah 7 and 8. The charges against Israel mount up until God will not even hear the prayers of Jeremiah. Does God hear your prayers? Read more: https://cuurio.com/jeremiah-7-and-8-2/Di Allen J. Huth

Jeremiah 6 explains God does not cause pending judgment. Do you ask, “Why would God let this happen?” Find out in this chapter. Read more: https://cuurio.com/jeremiah-6-2/Di Allen J. Huth

Today, we will cover Jeremiah 4 and 5. God begs Israel to return to Him. They do not; will you?Read more: https://cuurio.com/jeremiah-4-and-5-repent-and-return-to-god-2/Di Allen J. Huth

In Jeremiah 3, God likens Israel to a whore. Pretty harsh, right? Have you been faithful to God your whole walk with Him, or have you left Him for another, or something else? Have you played the whore? Read more: https://cuurio.com/jeremiah-3-have-you-been-faithful-2/Di Allen J. Huth

Allen was at a marriage retreat one year, when reading the second chapter of Jeremiah. Have you ever attended a marriage retreat? Should you? Read more: https://cuurio.com/what-does-the-bible-say-about-marriage/Di Allen J. Huth

Today, we begin the fifty-two chapters of the Book of Jeremiah. Jeremiah was called as a youth, became a priest, and lived in an area of Israel allotted to the tribe of Benjamin. In today's Daily Devotion, we discover how Jeremiah 1 impacted the direction of the Ezra Project. Read more: https://cuurio.com/jeremiah-1-gods-plan-for-my-life/…

Today, we finish the Book of Isaiah, chapters 65 and 66. As most of the Bible, Isaiah offers us the choice of hell or heaven. Have you made your choice? If not, make it today.Di Allen J. Huth

Today brings us to Isaiah 63 and 64. God is the potter; we are the clay. Are you still moldable?Di Allen J. Huth

Today, we are in Isaiah 61 and 62. We know what we are reading is true because Jesus actually read from the scroll of Isaiah in the New Testament. If Jesus reads from it, it must be true. So, can you believe all of Isaiah is prophetic and either has come true, or will?Di Allen J. Huth