22/08/2026
Have you ever wondered what your life’s purpose really is—and where God fits into the plan? 🕊️
In last Sunday’s service, we looked at the famous words of Jeremiah 29:11 and Psalm 137 to explore what it means to find hope and direction when life feels overwhelming or out of control.
While the Israelites faced physical exile in Babylon, many of us today experience our own kind of "captivity." We can find ourselves held prisoner by financial worries, health concerns, fear, or the constant pressure of modern expectations. These anxieties often obscure God's promises distracting us from the purpose He created us for and holding us back from experiencing peace.
Through the story of Joseph in Genesis, Scripture shows us that even in life's darkest and most painful moments, God is at work behind the scenes to bring good out of difficulty. True freedom begins when we release our worries, lean into prayer, and trust that God's plan for us is not for harm, but to give us hope, peace, and a clear future even in the midst of life's difficult moments.
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St Andrew’s URC Jeremiah 29:11 – 16th August 2026 INTRODUCTION TO TODAY’S THEME Did you know that God has a plan for your life? Not only a plan, but plans, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. That should make you feel good. I mean […]