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Jeremiah 15:10-11 – Jeremiah’s Struggle and God’s Hopeful Promise to His Prophet
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Jeremiah 15:10-11
(10) Woe is me, my mother, that thou hast borne me a man of strife and a man of contention to the whole earth! I have neither lent on usury, nor men have lent to me on usury; yet every one of them doth curse me. (11) The LORD said, Verily it shall be well with thy remnant; verily I will cause the enemy to entreat thee well in the time of evil and in the time of affliction.
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The intensity of rhetoric in the preceding verses, the horrific images it evokes, brings Jeremiah to experience profound depression, as verse 10 indicates. Jeremiah is not even a banker, yet people all around him condemn him!
Consider that, to this point, God has as yet done nothing more than what He told Amos He would always do: He would do nothing until he has revealed His secret to His servants the prophets (see Amos 3:7). Yet, the information He has provided Jeremiah has overwhelmed him. The prophet mouths the same formula Baruch would later utter, “Woe is me.” Is there anyone on “the whole earth” who understands what Jeremiah has gone through and who appreciates the work he is doing for God? Is he, like that mariner of old, alone in the wide, wide sea?
God’s response contains three elements:
1. A message of hope, assuring the prophet that he is not alone (verse 11).
2. A powerful rebuke, complete with a threat (Jeremiah 15:19).
3. A reminder of the grace He has afforded Jeremiah from the start (Jeremiah 15:20-21).
God starts out with a message of hope, promising Jeremiah that He will provide a remnant, a group of people who will survive the siege and the destruction of Judah. Jeremiah is not alone and will never be alone. By His use of the term “your remnant,” God indicates that Jeremiah will “own” this group; he will be its leader. “Surely it will be well with your remnant; surely I will cause the enemy to intercede with you in the time of adversity and in the time of affliction” (verse 11).
— Charles Whitaker
To learn more, see:
A Tale of Two Complaints (Part Two)
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God’s Intercession in Times of Adversity
God’s Intervention in Time of Affliction
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GOOD NEWS! for the campaign to end the Guga hunt
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GOOD NEWS! for the campaign to end the Guga hunt
Today, the Scottish Parliament ensured this petition will carry forward – and with it, a real chance to change the law.
MAR 11READ IN APP
Today, MSPs made an important decision. They unanimously decided to keep Rachel Bigsby’s petition to end the Guga hunt open and carry it forward to the next Parliament.
Here’s why this matters.
The current Scottish Parliament is about to dissolve ahead of the upcoming election in May. With this government’s term coming to an end and parliamentary business rapidly winding down, the Committee could easily have closed the petition, simply saying that time had run out.
But they didn’t.
Instead, they recognised that the scale of public opposition to the Guga hunt demands scrutiny – not silence. They acknowledged that significant concerns surrounding the hunt remain unresolved and must be properly examined.
In our submission to the Committee, we highlighted that seven seabird species within the Special Protection Area where the hunt takes place are already on the brink of immediate collapse – having been officially assessed as being in unfavourable conservation status by the very agency that licenses the hunt, NatureScot.
We warned the Committee that allowing the Guga hunt to continue would further endanger an already vulnerable colony, and undermine Scotland’s reputation as a leader in conservation and sustainable wildlife tourism.
On Monday we held a silent protest ahead of today’s committee meeting, urging MSPs: Don’t silence the public.
Because of this morning’s decision, this issue will now land directly on the desk of MSPs in May, forcing them to reconsider the outdated legal exemption in the Wildlife and Countryside Act that allows this hunt to take place.
You made history
This only happened because more than 100,000 of you spoke up. 100,000 people said that tearing young seabirds from their nests and killing them for tradition is no longer acceptable, and that the law must reflect this.
This petition made history. It was the largest put before this government, the fourth largest in Scottish history, and the largest ever relating to animal welfare in Scotland.
So thanks to every one of you who added your name, and to wildlife photographer Rachel Bigsby for starting the petition. You forced the Guga hunt into public consciousness and onto the political agenda. You made sure it could not be quietly dismissed. And you helped create a real pathway to changing the law and ensuring this abhorrent hunt is consigned to the history books where it belongs.
Photograph of Gannets by Rachel Bigsby.
Here’s what we must do now
With Parliament now effectively on pause ahead of the election, attention turns to NatureScot. They hold the power to stop this year’s hunt by refusing to license it.
The licence application could arrive any day now, and when it does, we’ll need the strength of this movement ready to make itself heard again.
Help fund the campaign to end the Guga hunt
Over the coming months, however long it takes, we will be working tirelessly to bring an end to the Guga hunt.
We will continue conducting scientific research to strengthen the case against it, pushing the Government petition forward, and applying pressure on NatureScot to revoke the licence. Our efforts will combine public demonstrations, sustained public pressure, and direct engagement with decision-makers.
We are determined to bring this issue into the mainstream. That means producing another hard-hitting animation, publishing regular online content that reaches hundreds of thousands of people, and ensuring the issue cannot be ignored.
In just the past week alone we have secured national press coverage, reached over 500,000 people through our social media channels, helped generate more than 1,500 emails to NatureScot, and ensured the Government petition remains open for future consideration.
You can help power this work by donating a small monthly amount. Your support will allow us to continue the research, campaigning, and public outreach needed to keep the pressure on, and to do everything we possibly can to end the Guga hunt for good.
Where things stand after Italy’s win over USA
Wednesday, March 11
TOP NEWS
Like a shot of espresso, Italy jolts Team USA
The home runs were flying, and the espresso shots were flowing, for Italy during its win over the U.S., which sets up a huge Italy-Mexico matchup today to decide which two of the three teams will advance out of Pool B.
Tiebreaker scenarios for USA, Italy, Mexico
Canada has Classic fate in its own hands after quieting Puerto Rico
Canada, Cuba battle for right to advance (3 p.m. ET, FS2)
Italy-Mexico winner to advance — and determine USA’s fate (7 p.m. ET on Tubi)
Top seed in Pool D up for grabs as DR squares off with Venezuela (8 p.m. ET, FS1)
Raleigh responds to scrutiny over rejected handshake: ‘There’s no beef. I love Randy’
Israel tops Netherlands as both countries close Classic with something to celebrate
Lindor plays Minors game, ‘100 percent optimistic’ he can be ready for Opening Day
Hader throws 1st spring bullpen, but Opening Day status up in air
Greene to have bone chips removed from elbow, out until July
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MUST-SEE PLAY
Team Italy center fielder Jakob Marsee with the must-see play, backing up left fielder Dante Nori while also sort of being in front of him? Impressive, any way you look at it.
IT’S EVEN MORE IMPRESSIVE AT FULL SPEED
STAFF PICKS
6 dark horse candidates to win MVP in ’26
Picking Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani is too easy. And there’s an obvious group of stars behind them ready to claim the hardware should either of them falter. But let’s look a bit deeper and pinpoint six less obvious choices — three in each league — with the goods to surprise everyone and capture MVP honors this season.
View the Classic through The Kid’s eye
Twenty years ago, Ken Griffey Jr. was playing for the United States in the inaugural World Baseball Classic. Now, he’s capturing Team USA’s biggest moments of the 2026 Classic — behind the camera.
The tune inspiring ‘a small island of only 3 million’ — and its baseball team
Fans and players alike in San Juan have been celebrating Puerto Rico victories by singing “Preciosa,” a nearly 90-year old folk tune that’s experienced a revival after Marc Anthony recorded it in 1998.
A Farris-Buehler Spring Training matchup? Anyone? … Anyone?
When Angels manager Kurt Suzuki was asked about the probable pitchers — Mitch Farris vs. Walker Buehler — he quickly realized why. What he wasn’t so sure was if his younger players would understand the reference.
Jackie Robinson Foundation Scholars invigorated after visit to MLB HQ
As part of the foundation’s annual Mentoring and Leadership Conference, MLB hosted a sponsor luncheon for a group of scholars who are majoring in a wide variety of fields and not necessarily seeking to work in sports directly.
Spring Training doubleheader on MLB Network
Catch the Pirates vs. Orioles at 1 p.m. ET and the Blue Jays vs. Yankees at 6:30 (available in Blue Jays market).
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BOS 2
BAL 6
HOU 7
MIN 6
TB 5
NYY 4
PHI 2
ATL 0
TOR 7
STL 1
NYM 6
WSH 7
MIA 5
AZ 1
LAD 4
SF 5
CLE 4
CHC 3
TEX 8
CWS 7
ATH 11
CIN 8
COL 1
SD 10
LAA 2
KC 3
SEA 4
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5 Stocks Set to Soar as Iran Conflict Drags On
5 Stocks Set to Soar as Iran Conflict Drags On
MAR 11
War headlines are rattling markets again.
Oil is swinging wildly. Defense spending is exploding. Entire sectors are quietly starting to crack.
But beneath the chaos… a very predictable pattern is starting to emerge.
In every major conflict, a handful of companies suddenly find themselves in the perfect position to benefit.
And this time is no different.
After digging through the market reaction, I identified 5 stocks that could surge if the Iran conflict drags on…
Along with 3 others that could be in serious trouble.
One of the winners is a company most investors have never even heard of.
Click here to see the full break down of all five.
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Your guide to Game On Expo 2026 in Phoenix: Tickets, discounts and more
Everything to know about the three-day video gaming and anime con.
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Your guide to Chandler Ostrich Festival 2026: Tickets, concerts and more
Everything to know about the annual springtime event.
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M3F recap: 2 days of lasers, dust and bodies in motion
At turns sexy and apocalyptic, M3F was an even wilder ride than usual.
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The 6 Valley spring training ballparks with the best food
Not all stadium eats are created equal. These Valley ballparks offer game-winning grub.
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Your guide to Art Detour 2026 in Phoenix
The annual month-long arts extravaganza is back.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Esther Rose (21 and Over)
The Rebel Lounge
Wed., Mar. 11 | 8:00 PM
BEAUTY SCHOOL DROPOUT PRESENTS: WHERE DID ALL THE BUTTERFLIES GO?
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Thu., Mar. 12 | 7:00 PM
One Night in Katya: A Drag Spectacle (21 and Over)
Walter Where?House
Thu., Mar. 12 | 8:30 PM
Lauren Spencer Smith: THE ART OF BEING A MESS TOUR
The Van Buren
Fri., Mar. 13 | 8:00 PM
ALL YOUR FRIENDS – THE INDIE DANCE PARTY
Crescent Ballroom
Fri., Mar. 13 | 9:00 PM
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Review: Gogol Bordello spun a frenetic punk melee in Tempe
The incomparable Gypsy punk band blew the lid off the Marquee for two hours of sweaty mayhem Monday night.
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Where to find Friday the 13th tattoo discounts in Phoenix
How to get some inexpensive ink in the Valley this week.
By Benjamin Leatherman
Want to sell Beaver Nuggets? Buc-ee’s first Arizona store is now hiring
As we inch closer to Buc-ee’s opening in Goodyear, the massive gas station and store is staffing up.
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The 14 best restaurant patios for outdoor dining in Phoenix
Perfect patio weather is here, and it won’t last long. Enjoy some fresh air at these Valley restaurants and bars.
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TODAY’S TRENDING STORIES
Video: Man tackled by Phoenix cop dies of self-inflicted gunshot wound
Dylan Fohrenkam apparently shot himself by accident as a Phoenix officer brought him to the ground.
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This chaotic Phoenix DIY music festival returns this weekend
“This is kind of a weird, crazy undertaking to try again.”
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