Jeremiah 29:11 Doesn’t Mean What You Think | In Context: Part 1

It might be the most popular verse in America. Graduation cards. Wall art. Coffee mugs. "For I know the plans I have for you." Jeremiah 29:11. But who was it written to? And what does the verse right before it say? In Part 1 of our new series, In Context, Pastor Kevin puts Jeremiah 29:11 back where it belongs. It turns out to be a letter to exiles in Babylon. Seventy years from home. Many would never see the promise come true. It's not a coffee mug promise. It's a lifeline. You'll learn the 5 A's, five questions you can use on any verse in the Bible: Author. Audience. Around. Ancient. Application. Your favorite verse isn't going away. It's about to get bigger. In Context part 1 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To learn more about Cornerstone Church, visit our website: https://mycornerstone.family/ Follow Us! Facebook:   / cornerstoneamericuschurch   Instagram:   / cornerstoneamericus   TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kevin_brown70... Listen to our other church podcast: Family Talk Podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1937712