Hosea 4-6:3; With the foundation for Hosea's sermon now laid, Hosea begins to preach to the unfaithful people of Israel. His life now becomes his message. This sermon focuses on the accusations of Israel's unfaithfulness peppered with a glimmer of hope - "I will revive."

Hosea 3; As the story of Hosea and Gomer goes on, the problem gets worse. Gomer is now up for sale, standing on the street corner, being sold into slavery. The word of God comes to Hosea, "Go love an adulterous woman, even though she is loved by another." Hosea buys Gomer out of slavery with a great price. This is all a picture of the Gospel.

Hosea 2; We continue our saga of Hosea pursuing his unfaithful wife, Gomer. This is a picture of God and his love for us, the unfaithful bride. Chapter 2 begins with divorce court and ends with a commitment to woo his bride back into the marraige. This teaching focuses on the two big lies behind why we commit spiritual adultery and God's redemptive counteraction to each lie.

Hosea 1: This teaching begins a new series, "Rentless: The Prusing Love of Christ in Hosea." What is the story of God? It's a story about a love relationship in which He presues us. As far as we have fallen, and many mistakes as we've made, he has wooed us and we are his. This is what Hosea is all about.

1 Corinthians 11:17-34; The church is commanded to embrace drama - we study the drama of "Communion" a.k.a. "The Lords Supper". The Apostle Paul told the church in Corinth that what they were doing was not the Lord's Supper. This is because they were missing what the Lord's Supper is all about. Join as we study this ancient drama and it's importance in the church today.

Colossians 2:9-13; The church is commanded to embrace drama - but not the cheesy skits which usually prevade the Christian church. Jesus has given us two dramatic acts which every church should regularly put on display: baptism and communion. Listen with us as we discover the meaning and importance of baptism.

Romans 8:28-30; There is suffering in this world. That's a fact. We suffer. The very earth suffers. Listen as we compare the suffering of this life with the glory that is to come - and discover that the two are incomparable. All those he justified will be glorified! This is our final sermon in our series, The Unbrakable Chain

Romans 8:28-30; At the center of the human problem is the deep sense that something is not right; something is not right with us. Humans have fallen from the righteous standard of God's holiness. This link in the unbreakable chain shows how God, in his redemptive saving act, makes people right.

Romans 8:28-30; God called you. Everyone who God has called is made right with God and eventually glorified. What a gift is his calling! But what does that mean? How does God's calling bring up to faith and how might we be encouraged to share the Gosple with others telling them to call on God?

Psalm 4; How does a Christian respond to struggle and change. This teaching examines that question through the lens of Psalm 4. For the Christian, Psalm 4 is a beautiful example of what it looks like to pray in Christ during times of struggle and change. Let this Psalm be a guide as you grow closer to Jesus in prayer.