# 47. Hope Anchored in God’s Promises: Jeremiah 29:11

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Published: 2025-11-17T12:00:00+00:00
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## Resource

Today’s Wise Counsel episode dives deep into Jeremiah 29:11, a timeless passage speaking of hope amid uncertainty. Exploring the original context and its relevance for modern believers, host Robert Smith uncovers how this promise points to God’s future and our place within it. Featuring insights from renowned scholars Michael S. Heiser and Craig S. Keener, the episode bridges ancient texts with today’s cultural moments—echoing America’s history of hope and resilience through trial.

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