Lamentations is a book expressing grief and lament. In today's episode, Emma Dotter talks with Watermark member, Brigiette Waldier about Lamentations 1-2. Brigiette sets up the book of Lamentations and answers the questions, "how does Lamentations portray the grief of God's people--and what can we learn about expressing sorrow biblically?" They also talk about Lamentations 2 and what it reveals about God's justice and compassion.

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After the fall of Jerusalem and exile to Babylon, why does Jehoiachin's release from prison matter? In this captivating episode, Emma Dotter dives into Jeremiah 50-52, exploring the profound significance of King Jehoiachin's release from prison after the fall of Jerusalem and the Babylonian exile. With insightful commentary, Emma unpacks how this pivotal moment reveals the unwavering faithfulness of God’s promises, even in the face of uncertainty and upheaval. Join us as Emma illuminates God’s enduring sovereignty and offers encouragement for navigating life’s unknown paths with hope and trust.

Why such specific judgments? In today's episode, Emma Dotter talks with Watermark high school senior, Peri Howell about Jeremiah 48-49. These judgments can remind us of our own sin and our need for a savior. Peri reminds us that while we deserved separation for us, God in his mercy, provides a way back into relationship with him.

Additional references: Hebrews 11:1

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