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Jeremiah tries to quit today. Mocked, beaten, put in stocks, he vows to never mention God again, and discovers he cannot: his word is in my heart like a fire, a fire shut up in my bones.

Some callings cannot be resigned, only resisted at great personal cost. Read today asking what fire God has shut up in yours.

You deceived me, LORD, is in the Bible on purpose. Jeremiah's complaint is furious, personal, and fully published, and God kept His prophet anyway, because honest fire beats polite ice. The call survived the complaint. It always does when the complaint is prayed rather than performed.

Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances: Paul's triplet is not a mood but a discipline, the daily tending of the same fire Jeremiah could not smother. Do not quench the Spirit. Bank the coals, speak the word, and let weariness lose the argument again tomorrow.

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