Dr. David Jeremiah’s Latest Resources Respond to COVID-19
“We’re in this together” has become the watchword of sheltering in place. There is comfort in knowing that others are sharing our frustrations and fears. Yet there is only one source of comfort that has the power to provide unshakable peace in times of trouble. For all who place their trust in Him, God is a mighty fortress—a refuge in times of trouble.
During an era when the once-certain foundations of modern society have cracked in ways few thought possible, now is the time to Shelter in God. In response to the global crisis, Dr. David Jeremiah has prepared a collection of materials that will encourage you and those you love.
His latest book, Shelter in God: Your Refuge in Times of Trouble, extends hope and inspiration as the world searches for answers and peace during the COVID-19 pandemic. In this deeply personal book, he shares that God is always walking beside us and has never once forsaken us. There is comfort that can be found in the Psalms, both now during the coronavirus pandemic and during all of life’s greatest challenges. Dr. Jeremiah’s words remind us that finding refuge in God is always our safest place.
“This unforeseen time of stillness and uncertainty that COVID-19 has brought upon us has led to anxiety as well as reflection,” Dr. Jeremiah said recently. He continued:
The Sheltering God
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For more information about facing uncertain times in the face of COVID-19, refer to these additional articles by Dr. David Jeremiah:
Facing Coronavirus: Keep Calm and Carry On
31 Encouraging Bible Veres PLUS 15 Meaningful Choices You Can Make Today
Facing the Coronavirus: 6 Strategies for Christians
Facing Coronavirus With Courage, Cheerfulness, and Resolution
30 Reassuring Promises from God’s Word
A Prayer for Facing Coronavirus
A Christian’s Response to the Coronavirus
Living Confidently in Uncertain Times
Why COVID? Finding Shelter in God During Times of Crisis
Finding God’s Help Amidst Crisis
Celebrating Memorial Day in the Wake of COVID-19
View recent video and audio messages at Dr. Jeremiah’s dedicated Facing Coronavirus webpage.
