Jeremiah's Call: God's Design for Hope

Adapted from Jeremiah 29:1-14

More than 2,500 years ago, exiled Jews from Judah were eking out an existence in Babylon. No doubt some remembered how King Nebuchadnezzar had besieged Jerusalem in 605 B.C. and carried some of Judah’s gifted young men into exile. Later, more Babylonian troops transported additional Jews from Judah to Babylon and destroyed Jerusalem.

As illustrated in this short film learning experience, through the prophet Jeremiah, God spoke encouraging and unusual words that required the exiles to exercise great faith in God and to do something unprecedented for exiles at that time in history.

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For Additional Exploration:

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For Participants

At the end of each session in the God Provides™ Film Learning Experience, we recommend several “Additional Exploration” items that will help you maximize the truths that God revealed to you.

Please use any of the following items as you continue your journey:

For Facilitators

Facilitators are an important role in the God Provides™ Film Learning Experience. In addition to the facilitator resources provided in the God Provides™ Companion Guide, below are some extra tools to assist you.

For Families

While the God Provides™ Film Learning Experience is recommended for all ages, adjustments may be necessary to accommodate younger participants in a family setting. In addition to the resources provided in the God Provides™ Companion Guide, this section offers some helpful suggestions to facilitate learning with this short film.

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