The Bible uses the analogy that we are spiritual prostitutes to shock us because we struggle to understand the magnitude of our idolatry.

When we love something more than God, we commit spiritual adultery. Despite our spiritual adultery, Jesus paid the price for us in full so that we would be his bride.

God frustrates His people as they chase after false gods in order to turn His people back to himself. No matter our circumstances, God is capable of restoring them.

Hosea is a picture of our own hearts - we commit spiritual adultery against God every time we break the First Commandment.

Paul found his identity as a bondservant to Christ. Where do we find ours? If our identity is found in anything other than Christ, we're headed in a bad direction.

God's grace is always greater than our sin, no matter how many time we go to Him seeking forgiveness.

Do we keep in step with the Spirit? We cannot sow bad seeds and expect to bear good fruit.

Paul exhorts the Galatians to walk in the Spirit, loving others as Christ loves us.

The primary way the Spirit is manifested in the lives of believers is through love - love for God, and love for one another. Can we see this fruit in our lives?

The flesh desires what is contrary to the Spirit - so what are acts of flesh, and how do we fight sin in our lives so that we can walk in the Spirit?