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Lost in the Work
I have a curiosity that can become insatiable. I can get so lost in learning about something that hours pass before I notice anything else going on. Last week, I came across a piece of music gear that caught my eye. That moment of curiosity…
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Somebody Needs to Do Something!
Have you heard of the old Chinese curse, “May you live in interesting times”? Guess what? It’s not Chinese. It first shows…
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The Prophets who Don’t Do Anything
The modern prophet Larry the Cucumber once sang an anthem with his band of misfit pirates. It started like this: “Well, I’ve…
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Sorry About the Cat
I ruined my wife’s post-college plans. She expected to spend her twenties living with friends, working on an advanced degree, and enjoying…
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The Second Question
I learned a long time ago that one of the most powerful relational tools we have is what I call “The Second…
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The Rollercoaster of Faith
In Douglas Adams’s The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, a civilization builds a supercomputer to answer the ultimate question of life, the…
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Fire and Rain
Sometimes we get to see God respond immediately to earnest prayer. On April 3, 1974, a devastating tornado tore through Xenia, Ohio.…
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Who is Jeremy?
A pastor who loves to see the local church flourish.
With more than 20 years in pastoral ministry, Jeremy serves as pastor of Bethel Church in Staten Island. He has walked alongside churches in seasons of renewal, raising up leaders and joining the work of revitalization, and is completing doctoral work in church revitalization at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Outside of ministry, Jeremy plays guitar, hunts on the family farm, and has completed multiple Ironman races. More than anything, he treasures his wife, Kim, and their daughters.
