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  1. Jul 26

    Babylon's Final Warning | Jeremiah 51

    “The Fortress That Never Saw It Coming” When Human Pride Meets Divine Judgment Lee Arnold Live Scripture: Jeremiah 51:1–64 Babylon was the greatest empire on earth. Its walls were massive. Its army was feared. Its wealth was unmatched. Protected by the Euphrates River and fortified by seemingly impenetrable defenses, Babylon believed it was untouchable. But Babylon made a fatal mistake. It measured the strength of its walls while ignoring the power of the God who stood against it. Jeremiah 51 is not simply about the destruction of an ancient empire. It is a warning to every person, nation, and culture that places confidence in human strength rather than God's sovereignty. The fortress fell not because it was weak, but because its greatest vulnerability was one it never imagined. And often, the same is true of us. Key Takeaways • Every human kingdom eventually falls, but God's Kingdom stands forever • Discipline from God is not the same as abandonment by God • God never forsakes those He has redeemed • False security is one of Satan's greatest deceptions • Idols cannot save, protect, or deliver • What appears strongest to man is never stronger than God • Pride blinds us to our greatest vulnerabilities • God remains sovereign over nations, leaders, and history • The safest refuge is not a fortress, but Jesus Christ • Believers are repeatedly called to "come out of Babylon" and separate themselves from worldly allegiances Today's Reminder Babylon trusted its walls. Babylon trusted its wealth. Babylon trusted its army. Babylon trusted its river. Babylon trusted everything except God. [Jeremiah 5...of Babylon | Word] And yet none of those things could save it when God's judgment arrived. The same danger exists today. Your Babylon may not be a city. It may be a career. It may be money. It may be a relationship. It may be political power. It may be self-sufficiency. It may be a secret sin that has captured your heart. Three times in Jeremiah 51, God tells His people the same thing: "Come out of Babylon." This was not merely a command to change locations. It was a command to change allegiance. God's people were not meant to place their trust in Babylon's kingdom. They were called to trust God's Kingdom. The same call remains today. Every wall eventually falls. Every empire eventually crumbles. Every earthly kingdom has an expiration date. Only the Kingdom of Jesus Christ will stand forever. Questions for Reflection • What Babylon has captured my heart? • What am I trusting more than Christ? • Am I relying on my fortress or God's faithfulness? • Have I confused God's discipline with God's rejection? • Am I building a temporary kingdom or investing in an eternal one? Today's Challenge God's message to Babylon wasn't ultimately about geography. It was about loyalty. It was about trust. It was about worship. Babylon still exists wherever people are told: "You don't need God." "Trust yourself." "Build your own kingdom." "Live for today." But God still says: "Come out of her." [Jeremiah 5...of Babylon | Word] Leave behind the things that compete with Christ. Build your life on the Rock. Because when everything else is shaken, Jesus Christ remains the only Kingdom that cannot be moved. Stay Connected • Sunday Sermons – Live on Zoom & Facebook • Wednesday Bible Study – BB4J Interactive Sermon Discussion • Daily Dose of Boldness – Daily encouragement from God's Word Be Bold for Jesus Conference 2026 October 2–3, 2026 Tickets & information at BB4J.com Support the Mission Help us continue sharing the Gospel and equipping believers to live boldly, wisely, and obediently for Christ. Give at bebold4jesus.org #BeBoldForJesus #Jeremiah51 #TheFortressThatNeverSawItComing #ComeOutOfBabylon #TrustGod #KingdomOfGod #FaithOverFear #JesusIsTheRock #BibleTeaching #SundaySermon #ChristianLiving #SpiritualGrowth #EternalKingdom #BoldFaith #JeremiahStudy

  2. Jul 19

    Babylon will Fall | Jeremiah 50:1-46

    Welcome to Be Bold for Jesus Ministries Our mission is to equip believers to live boldly for Christ with discernment, obedience, and unwavering trust in God in a world increasingly built on temporary kingdoms and false securities. Today’s Message When Giants Fall: The Dangerous Illusion of Being Untouchable Scripture: Jeremiah 50:1-46 Babylon was the most powerful empire on earth, yet God declared that even this seemingly invincible kingdom would fall. Jeremiah 50 reminds us that every earthly kingdom eventually falls, but God's Kingdom stands forever. Key Takeaways • Giants fall when they forget God • Pride is often the hidden cause of destruction • Success becomes dangerous when it convinces us we no longer need God • False gods always make false promises • Every earthly kingdom eventually comes to an end • God's judgment is always balanced by His mercy • No sin is too great for God's forgiveness • Jesus Christ is the only unshakable foundation Today's Reminder Babylon looked unstoppable, but pride caused its downfall. Jeremiah 50 challenges us to ask what we are building our lives upon. Will we build on temporary kingdoms or on Christ? Through Jesus, our sins are forgiven, forgotten, and removed forever. Four Questions to Consider • Where is pride quietly taking root in my life? • What am I trusting besides Christ? • Is there something I've stopped believing God can forgive? • Which kingdom am I really building? Stay Connected Sunday Sermons - Live on Zoom & Facebook Wednesday Bible Study - He's The Solution Interactive Discussion Daily Dose of Boldness Be Bold for Jesus Conference 2026 October 2-3, 2026 BB4J.com Give at bebold4jesus.org

  3. Jul 12

    What we think can save us actually hurts | Jeremiah 49: 1-39

    Welcome to Be Bold for Jesus Ministries Our mission is to equip believers to live boldly for Christ with discernment, obedience, and unwavering trust in God—especially in a world filled with false promises of security. Led by Lee Arnold and Jaclyn Arnold, Be Bold for Jesus Ministries teaches God’s Word with clarity and conviction, calling believers to place their confidence in Christ rather than the temporary securities of this world. Today’s Message The Danger of False Security Lee Arnold Live Scripture: Jeremiah 49:1–39 Jeremiah 49 contains a series of warnings to the nations surrounding Israel—Ammon, Edom, Damascus, Kedar, Hazor, and Elam. Each nation trusted in something that made them feel secure. Some trusted their wealth. Others trusted military power, wisdom, geography, or reputation. But all of them shared the same fatal flaw: they placed their confidence in something other than God. Like the residents who ignored the warnings before Mount St. Helens erupted, these nations mistook past stability for future security. They assumed that because judgment had not come yet, it never would. But God's warnings are acts of mercy, and His promises always come to pass. Key Takeaways • God's warnings are acts of mercy, not cruelty • False security can be more dangerous than obvious danger • Wealth, wisdom, power, and reputation cannot save us • Pride causes nations and individuals to ignore God's warnings • God often removes the very thing we trust more than Him • Every earthly fortress will eventually crumble • The strongest refuge is a relationship with Jesus Christ • God's judgment is always balanced by His mercy and grace • Repentance leads to restoration • The only security that lasts forever is found in Christ alone Today's Reminder The Ammonites trusted their riches. The Edomites trusted Petra. Damascus trusted its history and reputation. The Bedouins trusted their independence. The Elamites trusted their military strength. Every nation believed it possessed something that made it untouchable. Every nation was wrong. Jeremiah 49 asks a deeply personal question: What is your Petra? What are you relying on more than God? The danger is not having these things—the danger is trusting them. God loves us enough to expose our false securities before they become our destruction. The only refuge that has never failed and never will fail is Jesus Christ. Stay Connected • Sunday Sermons – Live on Zoom & Facebook • Wednesday Bible Study – He's The Solution Interactive Discussion • Daily Dose of Boldness – Daily encouragement from God's Word Be Bold for Jesus Conference 2026 October 2–3, 2026 Tickets & information at BB4J.com Support the Mission Give at bebold4jesus.org #BeBoldForJesus #Jeremiah49 #FalseSecurity #TrustGod #FaithOverFear #JesusIsTheRock #BibleTeaching #SundaySermon

  4. Jul 5

    God won't let you leave unchanged | Jeremiah 48:1-47

    Welcome to Be Bold for Jesus Ministries Our mission is to equip believers to live boldly for Christ with discernment, obedience, and unwavering trust in God—especially during seasons of change, disruption, and spiritual growth. Led by Lee Arnold and Jaclyn Arnold, Be Bold for Jesus Ministries teaches God’s Word with clarity and conviction, encouraging believers to embrace God's refining work rather than settle into spiritual complacency. Today’s Message “God Loves You Too Much to Settle” Lee Arnold Live Scripture: Jeremiah 48:1–47 Jeremiah 48 contains God's message to the nation of Moab—a prosperous, comfortable, and powerful people who had become consumed by pride. For generations, Moab enjoyed security, wealth, and stability. They had been at rest from youth, untouched by the hardships and challenges that often drive people closer to God. Using the imagery of winemaking, Jeremiah describes Moab as wine that had never been poured from vessel to vessel. Left sitting too long, the wine became stagnant and bitter. In the same way, Moab's comfort produced complacency, and complacency produced pride. Key Takeaways • Comfort is not always a blessing—sometimes it becomes a spiritual danger • God often pours us from vessel to vessel to prevent complacency • Pride grows when we stop depending on God • Trials and disruptions can be evidence of God's refining work • Prayerlessness is often a symptom of self-reliance • God opposes pride but gives grace to the humble • God's promises and warnings always come to pass Today’s Reminder God is far more concerned with your spiritual growth than your personal comfort. He knows that if we stay in the same place too long, we can become stagnant, self-sufficient, and spiritually ineffective. Jeremiah 48 reminds us that God doesn't disrupt our lives because He has abandoned us. He disrupts our lives because He loves us. The question is not: Why is God changing things? The real question is: Will you trust Him enough to be poured where He leads? Stay Connected • Sunday Sermons – Live on Zoom & Facebook • Wednesday Bible Study – He’s The Solution Interactive Discussion • Daily Dose of Boldness – Daily encouragement from God’s Word Be Bold for Jesus Conference 2026 October 2–3, 2026 Tickets & information at BB4J.com Support the Mission Give at bebold4jesus.org #BeBoldForJesus #Jeremiah48 #GodLovesYouTooMuchToSettle #SpiritualGrowth #TrustGod #FaithOverComfort #BibleTeachin

  5. Jun 14

    Are we looking for comfort In the wrong places? | Jeremiah 46:1-28

    Welcome to Be Bold for Jesus Ministries Our mission is to equip believers to live boldly for Christ with discernment, obedience, and unwavering trust in God—especially in seasons of fear, uncertainty, and shifting foundations. Led by Lee Arnold and Jaclyn Arnold, Be Bold for Jesus Ministries teaches God’s Word with clarity and conviction, calling believers to stop placing confidence in the world and start living fully anchored in God’s truth. Today’s Message “What Is Your Egypt?” Lee Arnold Live Scripture: Jeremiah 46:1–28 Jeremiah 46 shifts the focus beyond Judah and delivers a powerful message about Egypt—a nation that looked strong, secure, and unstoppable. From a human perspective, Egypt had everything: military power, wealth, influence, and stability. For Judah, Egypt seemed like the obvious solution in a time of crisis. But what looked like strength was already headed for collapse. This chapter reminds us that misplaced trust will always lead to disappointment. The very thing Judah believed could save them was the very thing God was about to judge. Egypt could not protect them—because Egypt itself was not secure. Jeremiah 46 isn’t just about a nation—it’s about the human tendency to run toward something other than God when fear rises. It confronts the question we all must answer: What are we really trusting? Key Takeaways • Anything we trust more than God will eventually fail • What looks strong in the world may already be under God’s judgment • Fear often drives us to false sources of security • Earthly power cannot provide lasting protection • God alone is a faithful and unshakable refuge • Jesus is not a temporary solution—He is a faithful Savior who never leaves • Trusting the wrong thing can lead to spiritual collapse • God’s promises remain, even when everything else falls apart • The safest place is not in worldly strength—but in God’s presence Today’s Reminder Judah looked at Egypt and saw security. God looked at Egypt and saw weakness. They saw protection—God saw judgment. They saw a solution—God saw a problem. How often do we do the same? When life becomes uncertain, we run—to money, careers, relationships, influence, or control. Not because those things are inherently wrong—but because we begin to trust them more than God. Jeremiah 46 reminds us: every “Egypt” eventually falls. The job can disappear. The economy can shift. The relationship can fail. The plan can collapse. But God remains. Twice in this chapter, God speaks directly to His people: “Do not fear… for I am with you.” That is the promise—not that life will be easy, but that God will be faithful. So the question is simple—but deeply personal: What is your Egypt? What are you trusting more than God? Where do you run when fear takes hold? What do you believe will save you? Because Egypt promises security—but delivers disappointment. Jesus promises salvation—and delivers every time. Stay Connected • Sunday Sermons – Live on Zoom & Facebook • Wednesday Bible Study – He’s The Solution Interactive Discussion • Daily Dose of Boldness – Daily encouragement from God’s Word Be Bold for Jesus Conference 2026 October 2–3, 2026 Tickets & information at BB4J.com Support the Mission Help us continue sharing the Gospel and equipping believers to live boldly, wisely, and obediently for Christ. Give at bebold4jesus.org #BeBoldForJesus #Jeremiah46 #WhatIsYourEgypt #TrustGod #FaithOverFear #SpiritLed #Discernment #UnshakableFaith #BibleTeaching #SundaySermon

  6. Jun 7

    When Faithfulness Feels Forgotten | Jeremiah 45

    Welcome to Be Bold for Jesus Ministries Today's Message: "When Faithfulness Feels Forgotten" Speaker: Lee Arnold Live Scripture: Jeremiah 45:1–5 Have you ever thought, "Lord, I've been faithful... so why does it feel like everyone else is getting ahead except me?" Jeremiah 45 is the shortest chapter in the book, but it contains a powerful lesson for anyone who feels overlooked, discouraged, or forgotten. It centers on Baruch, Jeremiah’s behind-the-scenes secretary. After years of faithful service, Baruch hit a breaking point amid national collapse. God met his discouragement by exposing his heart: "Do you seek great things for yourself? Seek them not." God wasn't rebuking success; He was rebuking self-centered ambition. Sometimes God's greatest blessing is teaching us that His glory is greater than our recognition. Key Takeaways & Reflection Visibility vs. Significance: God notices the vital work done behind the scenes. Heaven's Hall of Fame is filled with people most have never heard of. Faithful People Get Discouraged: Discouragement isn't proof you are outside God’s will; sometimes it means you are right in the middle of it. Success is Obedience: Kingdom success is measured by obedience, not earthly applause or results. The Ultimate Reward: The greatest reward for serving God is not what He gives us—it is God Himself. Questions to Ask: What area am I refusing to surrender? Am I mistaking God's patience for His permission? If God removed everything except Himself, would He still be enough? Our mission is to equip believers to live boldly for Christ with discernment, obedience, and unwavering trust in God. Led by Lee and Jaclyn Arnold, we teach God's Word with clarity and conviction, challenging believers to surrender fully to His will. Be Bold for Jesus Conference 2026 Dates: October 2–3, 2026 | Spokane, Washington Join thousands of believers for powerful worship and biblical teaching. Featuring: Dennis Quaid, Greg Laurie, Ray Comfort, Nick Vujicic, Rob McCoy, Crystal Evans Hurst, John Amanchukwu, Allie Beth Stuckey, David Nasser, Tedashii, Bryce Crawford, Brilyn Hollyhand, Travis Rosen, Hannah Gronowski Barnett, Lecrae, Josiah Queen, and Rend Collective. Center. Tickets & Info: BB4J.com Support the Mission: Give online at BeBold4Jesus.org #BeBoldForJesus #Jeremiah45 #WhenFaithfulnessFeelsForgotten #LeeArnold #Obedience #SpokaneWA #BB4J2026 #GregLaurie #DennisQuaid #Lecrae #JosiahQueen #ChristianConference

  7. May 17

    Don't Ask God If You've Already Decided | Jeremiah 42

    Welcome to Be Bold for Jesus Ministries Our mission is to equip believers to live boldly for Christ with discernment, obedience, and unwavering trust in God—especially in seasons of uncertainty, fear, and decision-making. Led by Lee Arnold and Jaclyn Arnold, Be Bold for Jesus Ministries teaches God’s Word with clarity and conviction, challenging believers to stop seeking approval for their plans and start surrendering fully to God’s will. Today’s Message “Don’t Ask God If You’ve Already Decided” Lee Arnold Live Scripture: Jeremiah 42:1–22 Jeremiah 42 reveals a powerful and convicting moment in the life of Israel’s remnant. After chaos, fear, and uncertainty, the people come to Jeremiah asking him to seek God on their behalf. Their words sound humble. Their request sounds sincere. They promise obedience—whatever God says, they will do. But beneath their spiritual language lies a hidden truth: they had already decided to go to Egypt. This chapter exposes the danger of selective obedience—when we ask God for guidance but only intend to follow it if it aligns with what we already want. The people weren’t asking for direction—they were asking for confirmation. And when God’s answer finally comes after ten days, it’s clear, direct, and good: stay, trust, and obey. But they reject it. Jeremiah 42 challenges us to examine the condition of our own hearts. Are we truly seeking God’s will—or just hoping He agrees with ours? Key Takeaways • God cannot be deceived by outward sincerity when the heart is already decided • Asking for guidance without intention to obey is spiritual deception • Delayed obedience is still disobedience • Selective obedience is rebellion disguised as faith • God’s will often requires trust over perceived safety • Fear can drive us toward “Egypt” instead of obedience • God’s answers may take time—but they are always clear and trustworthy • True faith seeks God’s direction, not His endorsement • The safest place is not where life feels easiest—but where God says to stand Today’s Reminder The people in Jeremiah 42 sounded spiritual—but they were not surrendered. They asked God to speak, but they had no intention of following Him if the answer didn’t match their plans. How often do we do the same? We pray for direction while already leaning toward our own decision. We ask for clarity when God has already spoken. We seek peace—not through obedience—but through justification. Jeremiah waited ten days to hear from the Lord. The people couldn’t wait to ignore Him. God’s message was simple: Stay where you are. Trust Me. Do not be afraid. But Egypt looked safer. Jeremiah 42 reminds us that what feels safe isn’t always right—and what is right often requires surrender, patience, and trust. The real question is not: “Has God spoken?” The real question is: Will you obey what He already said? Because the most dangerous place a believer can live… is pretending to seek God while resisting His answer. Stay Connected • Sunday Sermons – Live on Zoom & Facebook • Wednesday Bible Study – He’s The Solution Interactive Discussion • Daily Dose of Boldness – Daily encouragement from God’s Word Be Bold for Jesus Conference 2026 October 2–3, 2026 Tickets & information at BB4J.com Support the Mission Help us continue sharing the Gospel and equipping believers to live boldly, wisely, and obediently for Christ. Give at bebold4jesus.org #BeBoldForJesus #Jeremiah42 #DontAskGodIfYouveAlreadyDecided #TrustAndObey #SpiritLed #Discernment #FaithInAction #ObedienceMatters #BibleTeaching #SundaySermon

  8. May 10

    When Fear Takes Over Faith | Jeremiah 41;1-18

    Welcome to Be Bold for Jesus Ministries 🔥 Our mission is to equip believers to live boldly for Christ with discernment, courage, and unwavering obedience—especially when fear, confusion, and chaos attempt to take control. Led by Lee Arnold and Jaclyn Arnold, Be Bold for Jesus Ministries teaches God’s Word with clarity and conviction, calling believers to fear God above people and to trust Him even when the world feels unstable. Today’s Message “When Fear Takes Over Faith” Lee Arnold Live Scripture: Jeremiah 41:1–18 📖 Jeremiah 41 shows us what happens when truth is ignored, warnings are dismissed, and fear replaces faith. Leadership collapses. Betrayal unfolds. Innocent lives are lost. And instead of running to God, people run to the world for security. This chapter is not just a historical account of political assassination—it is a sobering picture of spiritual collapse. Gedaliah ignores godly counsel. Ishmael allows selfish ambition to turn into murder and devastation. Johanan acts courageously at first—but ultimately allows fear to drive him away from trusting the Lord. When people stop fearing God, chaos fills the vacuum. Key Takeaways • Ignoring godly warnings invites disaster • Sin often disguises itself as friendship • Evil rarely announces itself honestly • Selfish ambition always leaves casualties • Discernment matters—spiritual language does not equal spiritual integrity • Courage in one season does not guarantee faithfulness in the next • Fear exposes where we truly place our trust • Running to the world will never bring lasting security • Obedience to God is always the safest place to stand 🛡️ Today’s Reminder Gedaliah believed kindness alone would protect him. Ishmael believed entitlement justified violence. Johanan believed Egypt would offer more security than obedience. All three were wrong. Jeremiah 41 reminds us that it is never safer to disobey God. When fear takes over faith, even good intentions lead to destructive outcomes. Egypt represents every worldly solution we run to when trusting God feels risky—money, control, politics, relationships, success, comfort. But peace is not found there. The safest place in your life is not the place with the least resistance—it is the place where God told you to stand. Truth Statements • Fear replaces faith when God’s Word is ignored • Sin is never isolated—it always affects others • Discernment is essential in unstable times • Courage without trust eventually collapses • Obedience to God is safer than worldly security The question Jeremiah 41 forces us to answer is simple and searching: When fear rises… where do you run? Do you run toward God—or back to Egypt? Because faith that stands firm isn’t proven in calm seasons—but in moments of uncertainty, risk, and pressure. Stay Connected 🤝 • Sunday Sermons – Live on Zoom & Facebook • Wednesday Bible Study – He’s The Solution Interactive Discussion • Daily Dose of Boldness – Daily encouragement from God’s Word Be Bold for Jesus Conference 2026 📅 October 2–3, 2026 Tickets & information at BB4J.com Support the Mission 🙏 Help us continue sharing the Gospel and equipping believers to stand boldly, discern wisely, and trust God fully—no matter the cost. Give at bebold4jesus.org #BeBoldForJesus #WhenFearTakesOverFaith #Jeremiah41 #ObedienceOverFear #Discernment #StandingFirm #TrustGod #FaithThatEndures #BibleTeaching #SundaySermon

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