Aneirin Glyn - How much of a privilege is it to be in the kingdom of God’s Son? In these verses, Paul delights in the supremacy of the Son over all creation and over all the new creation, and in the wonder of what the Son has done to bring us back to God. Those who enjoy this privilege should stick with Christ, refusing to move an inch.

William Taylor - The prophecies of Hosea give us an in-depth analysis of genuine and false repentance. Hosea exposes Israel’s refusal to turn back to God and her pretence that she had turned back when in fact she had done nothing of the sort. What happens when we don’t turn back to God genuinely? What hope is there if we do?

William Taylor - The prophecies of Hosea give us an in-depth analysis of genuine and false repentance. Hosea exposes Israel’s refusal to turn back to God and her pretence that she had turned back when in fact she had done nothing of the sort. What happens when we don’t turn back to God genuinely? What hope is there if we do?

Luke Cornelius - What were we made for? The coming of Jesus has changed the world, bringing in the fullness of the purposes of God, and we can be part of them in him.

Aneirin Glyn - How can we grow as Christians? In these verses, we see the wonder of what Christ has already completed in full for us, as well as how we can play our part in what God is now doing in the world.

Phil Hudson - Where leaders who should make God known, don’t know him, there is no knowledge among the people. And where there is no knowledge of God among a people, idolatry thrives and there is ‘de-creation'. Hosea’s word to Israel is an object lesson for us today of the urgent need to pursue a true knowledge of God.

Drew Balch - Step inside the courtroom of heaven. In Hosea 4–5, God brings his people to trial. The charges? No faithfulness. No love. No knowledge of him. As the verdict is read, it's not just Israel who stands accused—her leaders, Judah and even we in the gallery, must reckon with the weight of betrayal. But this courtroom drama is not just about guilt—it's about grace. What if the Judge himself broke into the prison of unbelief to rescue his unfaithful bride in the midst of an affair?

Tim Sheppard - Ever felt like God’s rescue plan is a bit...disappointing? The book of Ruth closes with a reminder of why God’s redemption is more generous and significant than anything that has come before. In the lives of ordinary people like Ruth and Boaz, God is working to bring about extraordinary hope.

Nick Heeley - At the heart of God's plan is a global invitation to enjoy life forever with God, the life humanity has needed since Genesis 3. This invite is available for free because of the work of God's suffering servant in Isaiah 53. Isaiah shows us that this invite is glorious, urgent, and works to bring life to the world.

William Taylor - The brothel seems a strange place to go to find a wife. And yet that is what, through Hosea, God tells us he has done. Hosea has a huge amount to teach us about our sin, God’s love and the great plan of salvation.