Exhortation for Exiles

by Roger Sappington on January 10, 2021

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Biblical References Jeremiah 29:1–14

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This content is a part of the collection Right Side Up.

This message from the "Right Side Up" series focuses on Jeremiah 29:1-14 and the Core Competency of Life Purpose.

Related devotional collection: 30 Days in Exile

About the Author

Dr. Roger Sappington (D. Min. Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary, M. Div. Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary) is the Executive Pastor of Central Bible Church and the author of 30 Days in Exile.

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