Joel 1:1-14 describes a terrible locust plague which devastates the land of Israel. Under the Holy Spirit's guidance, Joel gives an urgent, impassioned call for the followers of God to repent and cry out to him as their savior. Kelsan and Taylor discuss this first chapter and apply it to our lives today. Contact us at [email protected].

In the first episode of a new book, Taylor and Kelsan overview Joel, discussing the authorship, date, structure, purpose, and themes of this Old Testament book. Contact us at [email protected].

Chapter 14 is the final chapter in the book of Hosea and it draws the whole book together with its call for repentance and poem of the Garden. Taylor and Kelsan discuss the themes of this chapter and Hosea’s place in the Bible. Contact us at [email protected].

In the second-to-last chapter of the book of Hosea, the prophet continues his indictment of Israel's historic idolatry. Within this image heavy poetic chapter though is a wonderful promise that God will defeat the greatest enemy: Death. Taylor and Kelsan dig deep into this chapter, showing its connection to other books of the Bible and its message of hope for ultimate salvation. Contact us at [email protected].

Chapter 12 begins a new body of poetry in the book of Hosea, focusing on Israel’s past of covenant failure contrasted with God’s faithful love. Kelsan and Taylor discuss the theme of restoration and return while also touching on Angel of the Lord theology. Reach out to us with questions and comments at [email protected].

Chapter 11 of Hosea focuses on the love and grace of God, how he never gives up on his children, even though the deserve his wrath. Kelsan and Taylor discuss the meaning of this chapter as well as how it applies to today. You can contact us at [email protected].

In chapter 10, God continues his case against Israel for there idolatry and wickedness. Taylor and Kelsan highlight the agrarian imagery of this chapter and how Hosea calls for the people’s repentance. You can contact us at [email protected].

Hosea 9 is a tough chapter to read. Heartbreaking and anguished, it represents an emotional "low point" in the book of Hosea as Israel's sin and God's wrath both reach a climax. Kelsan and Taylor discuss God's wrath toward sin is an essential component of the gospel message of grace. You can find us at [email protected]

Using dramatic imagery and reaching deep into Israel's past, Hosea 8 warns the people of coming judgment for sin. Taylor and Kelsan discuss the historical situation that chapter 8 may have been written during and how this chapter echoes into our lives today. Contact us at [email protected]

After a bit of a silly start, Kelsan and Taylor dive into Hosea 7. Hosea seven uses the imagery of an oven to describe Israel's ever burning sin.  Please contact us at [email protected].