There are so many parallels between Joel’s day and our own. Are there any lessons to be learned by us?

Habakkuk ends his journey from questioning to trusting by singing a psalm about God rescuing and delivering his people.

No matter how things may seem, God knows everything from start to finish. He had a plan. He is in control

Close friendship with God involves living with God’s mystery, so we’d better learn how to do that.

As we saw last week, God replies when we pray. Only, on this occasion, Habakkuk finds God’s answer quite unpalatable

God replies when we pray. But are we open to his answer being surprising, even shocking?

If we want to enjoy a close relationship with God, sometimes we’ll have to wrestle with God when we just don’t understand what he’s doing (or not doing, in this case).

Even though Israel have suffered the consequences of their unfaithfulness to God, and are now in Exile, God continues to offer them healing and restoration.

Time is running out! In chapters 12 and 13, Hosea gives Israel a history lesson which underlines his despair that they will not come back to God in the present and so avoid a disastrous future

The prophet has been using the image of an adulterous wife to illustrate the relationship between God and Israel. Now the image changes...Israel is like a rebellious child. But there is hope for this rebel...