Amy Smith Blogs July 29, 2020 In honor of St. Martha’s feast day, a few musings on cooking, faith and Jeremiah 29:11 : St. Teresa of Avila once observed that “the Lord walks among the pots and ...

To understand Mike Pence’s chances at winning the White House in 2024, look at his favorite Bible verse, Jeremiah 29:11, which has hung over his mantle for more than two decades: “For I know ...

The Bible remains our most powerful source of encouragement, wisdom, and strength. Perhaps Jeremiah 29:11 is left out because while God plans not to harm us, ...

Jeremiah refers to them as “thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expected end” (Jeremiah 29:11). The last three verses of the psalm sum it all up.

For instance, we discuss Jeremiah 29:11 quite frequently at the college. Students will tell us that they did not know the “good plans” involved going into exile, and the “you” is plural.