The Tabernacle Pulpit

The first prophet of the 12 Minor Prophets is Hosea. Through this prophet God encouraged His people to return to faithfulness to the covenant because of His faithful love to them. To understand this book let us consider some important features.

Beginning in Romans 12:9 and going through chapter 13 Paul strings together a series of exhortations that further detail a fully devoted life. We can live a life consistent with God’s will when we commit ourselves to key expressions of Christian faithfulness. What does this look like? In verses 9 through 13 Paul offers 9 general exhortations to faithfulness.

We can be more discerning when we learn to distinguish true teachers from false teachers. How can we develop the ability to discern which teachers are to be avoided? We can improve our discernment when we evaluate teaches (and other sources) in regard to six primary contrasts.

The first prophet of the 12 Minor Prophets is Hosea. Through this prophet God encouraged His people to return to faithfulness to the covenant because of His faithful love to them. To understand this book let us consider some important features.

Beginning in Romans 12:9 and going through chapter 13 Paul strings together a series of exhortations that further detail a fully devoted life. We can live a life consistent with God’s will when we commit ourselves to key expressions of Christian faithfulness. What does this look like? In verses 9 through 13 Paul offers 9 general exhortations to faithfulness.

The first prophet of the 12 Minor Prophets is Hosea. Through this prophet God encouraged His people to return to faithfulness to the covenant because of His faithful love to them. To understand this book let us consider some important features.

Beginning in Romans 12:9 and going through chapter 13 Paul strings together a series of exhortations that further detail a fully devoted life. We can live a life consistent with God’s will when we commit ourselves to key expressions of Christian faithfulness. What does this look like? In verses 9 through 13 Paul offers 9 general exhortations to faithfulness.

We can be more discerning when we learn to distinguish true teachers from false teachers. How can we develop the ability to discern which teachers are to be avoided? We can improve our discernment when we evaluate teaches (and other sources) in regard to six primary contrasts.

Beginning in Romans 12:9 and going through chapter 13 Paul strings together a series of exhortations that further detail a fully devoted life. We can live a life consistent with God’s will when we commit ourselves to key expressions of Christian faithfulness. What does this look like? In verses 9 through 13 Paul offers 9 general exhortations to faithfulness.

God cares how we approach him, and he has told us the appropriate postures we ought to take as we worship. We see three postures of worship in Psalm 95.