<p>Jeremiah&#39;s 40-year ministry during Israel&#39;s final decades teaches us about faithful service despite overwhelming opposition. Called as a young man to deliver God&#39;s warning of judgment, Jeremiah faced constant rejection, persecution from religious leaders, and lived a life of sacrifice including being forbidden to marry. Though no one repented and his message was ignored, Jeremiah maintained both courage and compassion, earning him the title of the weeping prophet. His life demonstrates that God calls the unqualified and equips them for His purposes. True success is measured not by worldly results but by faithfulness to God&#39;s calling, even when it brings hardship and rejection.</p>