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Path and Promise
Brent Kohler
Week 43 Pt3 With All Your Heart Jeremiah 7:1-11, 21-23
OCT 21, 20267 MIN
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Description
Jeremiah warns that worship without an undivided heart becomes hollow. Judah kept the temple, the rituals, and the language of faith, but their loyalties were split — trusting God with their lips while giving their deepest devotion to other gods, comforts, and desires. The Shema still speaks: love God with all your heart. Today’s questions: What competes most strongly for my deepest loyalty? And what would it look like to turn toward God with an undivided heart?

