Does God Have Good Plans for Me?
Did you know that one of the most popular verses in the Bible is also one of the most misapplied verses? In this short teaching video from Proverbs 31 Ministries, Dr. Joel Muddamalle breaks down Jeremiah 29:11, identifying both its historical context and its true meaning.
If you’ve personally felt like the suffering you've endured is tied to something you did wrong or didn’t do right, God isn't asking you to bear that burden any longer. Dig deeper into this topic by downloading "Consider This: Why do bad things happen to God’s people?" for free.
Consider This: Why do bad things happen to God's people?
Living in the peace we want doesn’t come from the absence of pain and chaos but by knowing Jesus is with us in those things. If you’re longing for this kind of soul-settled assurance, join Dr. Joel Muddamalle in the pages of his new book, The Hidden Peace: Finding True Security, Strength, and Confidence Through Humility.
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Based in Charlotte, North Carolina, Joel and his wife have four children and two dogs. If he doesn’t have a theology book in his hand, you can be sure he’s either coaching one of his kids in a sport, getting roped into a reel by his wife @almostindianwife, or doing his best to keep up his hoops game on the basketball court on Tuesday nights with the guys—then going for a cold plunge. Yeah, it’s a thing. Pre-order his book The Hidden Peace: Finding the Security, Strength, and Confidence Through Humility here.
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