Hosea Chapter 4:

Main Idea: Unbelief without repentance leads to God's judgement.

Teachers: Scott Cunningham & Brian Grabill

Part 2:

Focus Passage: Hosea 1-3

Main Idea: God’s redemptive love is displayed through his judgment on his people because of their sin and the promise of future restoration because of his mercy and grace.

Teachers: Shawn Saylor & Adam Michael

Focus Passage: Hosea 1-3

Main Idea: God’s redemptive love is displayed through his judgment on his people because of their sin and the promise of future restoration because of his mercy and grace.

Teachers: Shawn Saylor & Adam Michael

As we begin this series of the book of Hosea, Bryan and Scott talk through the overview of the book and give some biblical context of what was happening around the time the prophet Hosea was called to prophesy to Israel.

Teachers: Bryan Kurty & Scott Cunningham

What do we do when we see a passage in Scripture that isn't included in the earliest manuscripts? Does that prove the Bible has errors in it? What about when we hear about another Gospel or writing that isn't included in our 66 book canon? Can we know that we have the correct books in our Bible?

In episode 9 of our Rooted in the Word series, we look at how historically accurate Scripture is, how the Bible was transcribed and wrap up with how the translations we have today, compare to what was originally written.

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Here in Episode 8 of our Rooted in the Word series, the guys share the importance of understanding the context in which the Bible was written and how we need to know that context as we study.

Biblical Genres | Series Episode 7 | Rooted in the Word by Gospel Roots

Here in Series Episode #6 of our Rooted in the Word series, Shawn, Bryan, Adam and Scott share the Layout of the Bible and how God worked in every aspect over the course of 1500 years to give us His perfect message of redemption.

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What is the Story of Scripture? How does it play into our biblical theology? Adam, Bryan, Scott and Shawn talk through how we should see the Bible as one single story, by one single author, that points us to one single Savior.