Today, we are in Hosea 13, the second to the last chapter of the Book of Hosea. Hosea goes back to accusations from God about Israel, but he also prophesies the ultimate victory over death. It is the same message Paul claims in 1 Corinthians as he quotes Hosea. Do you need victory?

In Hosea 12, God reminds Israel to remember. It is good for us to remember as well. Do you remember how your relationship with God began? Is the relationship lukewarm or even cold today?

Hosea 11 is a break from the charges against Israel and an expression of God’s love for His people. Do you need a reminder of God’s tender love for you?

Hosea 10 reminds us of God’s blessings to Israel and to us. Who gets credit for your talents and abilities to create wealth?

Hosea 9 warns Israel the day of punishment will come. Why?

Today, we begin the second half of the Book of Hosea with chapter 8. Can we push God too far?

In Hosea 7, we'll read about more indictments and accusations against Israel. I do not know if your walk with Jesus has been consistent or up and down and all around. God loves you and wants you back. Will you come back to Jesus?

Hosea 6 is an appeal to come back to the Lord, the constant, overriding theme of Hosea. Do you need to come back to the Lord? Is there a way to stay more consistent in your walk with Jesus?

In Hosea 5, God shares reasons why He withdraws from Israel. Sometimes, do you wonder if God hears your prayers? Sometimes, do you wonder why God seems far away?

Hosea 4 is “Hear the word of the Lord” (v. 1) as He levels accusations against Israel. Do a few of those accusations apply to you and I today?