 Jeremiah wasn’t a warrior.
He wasn’t a king. He wasn’t a political leader. He was a priest’s son from a small town outside Jerusalem. He grew up knowing the Law, the rhythms of worship, and the ways of God. But he also lived during one of the darkest seasons in Israel’s history. Kings were wicked. Idolatry was everywhere. False prophets promised peace while judgment was coming. People claimed to worship God but refused to obey Him. The nation didn’t want truth. They wanted comfort. And that’s exactly when God called Jeremiah.
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Ashley B. CollinsI was born and raised in Memphis, Tennessee, and graduated from Auburn University (War Eagle!). In 2003, I married Brent, and we settled in Decatur, Alabama, where we’re now raising two incredible teenagers, Abby and Hudson. My heart beats for ministry—especially inside jail walls, where I’ve spent over 14 years teaching and encouraging women with the hope of Jesus. I also love renovating and designing beautiful spaces, going on mission trips, and finding purpose in both the ordinary and the unexpected. 
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