What Jeremiah 29:11 Really Means for Your Life (Copy)

Have we been reading Jeremiah 29:11 the wrong way this whole time? You’ve seen this verse on mugs, journals, and Instagram: “For I know the plans I have for you… plans to prosper you and not to harm you…” But Jeremiah 29:11 was first spoken to God’s people in exile – in a place they did not want to be. In this video, we walk through Jeremiah 29:10–14 and look at what this verse really means for seasons of waiting, disappointment, and feeling stuck. In this video you’ll discover: The real context of Jeremiah 29:11 (Israel in Babylon, not a cute coffee mug verse) Why “plans to prosper you” is about shalom – wholeness and peace – not just success or comfort How God can be working for your good even when your circumstances don’t change quickly What this verse means for singleness, confusing career seasons, and unanswered prayers 3 practical responses for your “Babylon” season: Trust, Obey, Hope In a waiting season right now? If you’re feeling stuck, behind, or disappointed, I’d love to pray for you. ➤ Comment “waiting” below or share as much of your story as you feel comfortable with. I read the comments and pray for you by name. Watch next on Faith Based Life: Bible verses we often misunderstand (and what they really mean) How to trust God when life isn’t going to plan Encouragement for Christian women in waiting and wilderness seasons (I’ll link related videos here once they’re uploaded.) About this channel – Faith Based Life Welcome to Faith Based Life! We’re a Christian family sharing honest, Bible-rooted encouragement to help you walk closely with Jesus in everyday life. Subscribe if you want: Bible teaching with real-life application Encouragement for hard and waiting seasons Faith-based content that points you back to Jesus If this helped you see Jeremiah 29:11 in a new way: Like the video Subscribe for more Bible studies and encouragement Share it with a friend who feels stuck or disappointed right now