Sorrow Like My Sorrow – Lamentations 1:12
Can we really understand the suffering of another person or they ours?
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Look LORD! – Lamentations 1:11
Lament is self-honest. We’d like God to notice us. Are we prepared for what God will see when that happens?
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Sanctuary – Lamentations 1:10
Most of us have a place we call a sanctuary, such as our home. Can we also be a sanctuary?
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Future – Lamentations 1:9
Consider the future!
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Despised – Lamentations 1:8
Glory can be empty and fleeting and turn to defeat and shame in a hurry.
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Remembering – Lamentations 1:7
Memory can be pleasant or challenging, helpful or destructive. What is the most important thing to remember?
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Pursued – Lamentations 1:6
There comes a time when running is useless, our strength spent, and we need a way back home.
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A Cause – Lamentations 1:5
Sometimes sorrow and mourning is the most positive thing you can do.
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Sacred Feasts – Lamentations 1:4
Perhaps if the assembly is empty of people there was something else missing well before it became empty.
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No Resting Place – Lamentations 1:3
In order to have spiritual rest, we need to know our identity.
