Gioele 3:2

Joel’s prophetic work aimed to bring warning of God’s coming judgment over Israel. The book points towards a coming “day of the Lord” when God will judge all the earth. God invites his people to repent and return to Him, reminding them He is “gracious and merciful, slow to anger and abounding in steadfast love” (Joel 2:13).

Life can feel overwhelming — friendships fall apart, dreams crumble, and families struggle. In the book of Joel, God’s people faced devastation, but He used it to call them back to Himself and offer hope. This 5-day plan will walk you through Joel’s message of repentance, restoration, and ultimate victory in Christ. Whether you’re a student navigating challenges or simply longing for renewal, you’ll discover that even in brokenness, God is still redeeming and restoring.

Discover the art of grieving in this six-day Study through the book of Joel. Learn practical handles to navigate grief, find a renewed perspective to view your pain, and learn to see Jesus in the midst of it all. In studying this book, you will find that God promises that you are going to be alright and (spoiler alert) the best is still to come.

Israel has been hated as a people throughout the ages. Even before they entered the land of Israel, King Balak hired the prophet Balaam to curse the people. Later Haman sought to destroy the Jews. Antisemitism has taken various forms throughout the centuries. Unfortunately, it was often fueled from within the Church. Where does this aversion to Israel even come from?