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We dive deeper into the depressing aspects of Hosea. While the people of Israel plan for parties, God shows them that the parties will not happen and instead that punishment is near. Check it out!
Co-hosts - Erica and Chris
Producer - James
Music - Brian
The Stoikesian revolution has begun and we welcome William Stoikes to the podcast. He is a young adult and has some wise words to help us along. Please enjoy this conversation with him!
Co-hosts - Erica and Chris
Producer - James
Music - Brian
Erica and Chris are hitting their stride and Erica has some very specific reading on her plate... Very important reading. Check it out!
Co-hosts - Erica and Chris
Producer Extraordinaire - James
Music - Brian
Hosea 8 is challenging in a number of ways. Check out these two books - Counterfeit Gods by Tim Keller or The Christian Atheist by Craig Groeschel. Also, check out The Bible Project podcast episode 211.
Co-hosts - Erica and Chris
Producer - James
Music - Brian
God's cry concerning His people reaches a tough portion in Hosea 7. Notice the language and the uniqueness of this passage. Let's be people who are focused on Jesus and live it out daily!
Co-hosts - Chris and Erica
Producer - James
Music - Brian
We always have a lot to talk about, so this week we just turned on the mic and started a chat. Love it? Let us know, so we can make more! We love knowing what clicks and doesn't!
Co-hosts - Erica and Chris
Producer - James
Music - Brian
Chris is back! He has 4 months to cover, so buckle up!
Co-hosts - Erica and Chris
Producer - James
Music - Brian
Hosea calls the people back to the Lord, while the Lord promises to be faithful to what He has promised. We discuss the unlikelihood of HOW God goes about His work is unique.
Co-hosts - Chris and Erica
Producer - James
Music - Brian
We interrupt Hosea with a very applicable discussion about relationships. Enjoy!
Co-hosts - Erica and Chris
Producer - James
Music - Brian
Whether a triplicate (fancy word, huh?) warning or a gnarly (80s anyone?) battle metaphor, this poem has a lot to consider. God is sovereign and we need to trust the balance of love and justice. We can trust Him, He is good - even in His judgments!
Co-hosts - Chris and Erica
Producer - James (Jimmy D)
Music - Brian
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