“Maybe the nation of Judah will hear about all the disasters that I plan
to bring on them, and they will turn from their wicked ways. Then I
will forgive their wickedness and their sins” (Jeremiah 36:3). Even in
all life’s disasters, we must never lose sight of God’s love. He sends
disasters. This is not because He hates us. He loves us. Through these
disasters, He’s calling us back to Himself. He’s calling us to receive
His forgiveness.
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