Peter Jensen

Peter Jensen

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Peter Jensen, Ph.D., Pharm.D., DEdMin., was chosen by grace to serve Christ. He was orphaned in the Philippines and adopted at age ten, and he sees God’s providence at work in every step since. He went on to serve his country as an officer in the U.S. Army. He studied at Rutgers University, Knox Theological Seminary, and Dallas Theological Seminary, and he graduated summa cum laude with a Ph.D. in Psychology, a Doctor of Pharmacy, and a Doctor of Education in Ministry. For more than 25 years he has served in ministry in many roles, including campus minister to college students, leader in marriage and family ministry, and senior pastor. His greatest joys are simple ones: time with his family and with God’s people. He loves reading and writing, and he produces content that equips the church and points others to Christ.

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A Future and a Hope A Reflection Through the Book of Jeremiah

A Future and a Hope A Reflection Through the Book of Jeremiah

Finding Divine Grace and Renewal Amid Seasons of Ruin and Exile

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We often quote Jeremiah 29:11 on graduation cards and wall art, but we easily forget the rubble beneath those words. The weeping prophet spoke not to a comfortable people anticipating prosperity, but to an unfaithful nation marching into seventy years of Babylonian exile. In A Future and a Hope, Peter Jensen guides readers through a transformative thirty-day theological and devotional journey into the heart of Jeremiah's prophetic message. Beyond the stern warnings and broken cisterns lies an astounding revelation of God's sovereign mercy. Through vivid scriptural scenes—from the potter's wheel and the shattered flask to the indestructible Word that outlasts royal fires—this exploration confronts the deceitfulness of our own hearts while lifting our gaze to sovereign grace. You will discover how God disciplines with precise redemptive intent, anchors human identity before birth, and offers an everlasting covenant written on human hearts rather than tablets of stone. Whether you find yourself navigating a prolonged wilderness, enduring personal sorrow, or seeking spiritual renewal, these reflections remind us that judgment never has the final word. Encounter the unfailing faithfulness of a God who redeems the ruins and prepares an enduring hope.

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