Hosea 13
What happens if we misidentify the source of our blessings? What if we attribute to ourselves or others the gifts of God? Listen in today and consider what God has to say to the people of Israel in the days of Hosea.
Hosea 11:12-12:14
What does God expect from those who have encountered him? What happened when the patriarch Jacob encountered God? Listen in as we continue in Hosea and see how the people who come from Jacob fail to heed the lesson learned by Jacob.
Hosea 11:8-11
How do you reconcile God’s love and wrath? How do you make sense of his grace and judgment? God is moved with compassion, even in the midst of the discipline of his people. Listen in and examine your own relationship with God and see if you are living in faith or rebellion.
Hosea 11:1-7
How do you respond to God’s love for you? Today, we learn from the book of Hosea how God loved his people first and tenderly, but they rejected and rebelled against his love. We also see how God’s love demands a right response from us today. Join us as we explore the tragic and devastating consequences of unrequited love.
Hosea 10:9-15
What are you planting in your life? In Hosea 10:9-15, God warns his people that they will reap what they sow. Listen in and consider what you are reaping in your life, family, and church.
Hosea 9:10-17
How does God feel about sin? How does sin affect our relationship with him? Listen in as God continues to speak through the prophet Hosea to the people of Israel and see how it impacts us today.
Hosea 9:1-9
Does God have to bless you no matter what you do? The people in Hosea’s day thought so. But what does God have to say about blessing, disaster, and disobedience? Listen in today to God’s word.
Hosea 8
Do you think you know God? Do you think you have a close relationship with him? Do you think he is pleased with your worship? You might be surprised by what Hosea 8 has to say about these questions.
Hosea 7:13-16
God’s people in Hosea’s time were religious but unfaithful, turning to false gods and worship instead of seeking God with their whole heart. In the message from Hosea today, we have a warning of the danger of disingenuous religion. Listen in and examine your own life.
John 19:28-30
Jesus said on the cross, “It is finished.” Listen in and consider how Jesus has fulfilled the Scriptures and accomplished everything necessary for our salvation. So, what will you do with the crucified Christ?
