Life will become bitter, but will we become bitter? Pastor Tim Chaddick teaches from Ruth 1:19-22 wherein Naomi expresses her bitterness in her circumstances.

In Ruth 1:6-18, Naomi’s sons had died and she demanded that her daughter-in-laws return home, but Ruth selflessly committed to staying with her. Pastor Tim Chaddick explains how we can better exercise faithfulness and kindness in our various relationships.

Tragedy and suffering pose some of the greatest challenges to faith in God. Pastor Tim Chaddick expounds on the tragedies that befell Naomi in Ruth 1:1-5.

Everyone is following someone or something; everyone’s a disciple. Pastor Tim Chaddick explains the distinguishing features of a disciple of Jesus Christ as found in Matthew 28:16-20.

How are we to practically and authentically reconcile with God? Pastor Tim Chaddick expounds on how Israel was instructed to return to God in Hosea 14:1-9, the final chapter in the book of Hosea.

In Exodus 37:1-9, Bezalel, an extremely skilled craftsman, began constructing the Ark of the Covenant in the exact way God told him to. Adam Smith explains how this seemingly dry and boring text actually instructs the Christian in being an effective builder of God’s kingdom.

How do we get off and stay off of a self-destructive path? Pastor Tim Chaddick teaches from Hosea 12:7-13:16 wherein God revealed to Israel it’s destructive ways.

Everyone struggles with temptation, but not everyone views or responds to it biblically. Pastor Tim Chaddick expounds on the temptations Israel faced and gave into as found in Hosea 11:12-12:6.

We tend to be like love-consuming bottomless pits, never quite satisfied with the love we get from others. Pastor Tim Chaddick unpacks the depth, power and generosity of God’s love as shown to Israel in Hosea 11:1-11.

Is there meaning and purpose in life, and if so, where does it come from? Pastor Tim Chaddick teaches from Hosea 10 in which Israel was confronted with their defeated life and the life that God had intended for them.