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Hosea Wk. 4

In Week 4 of Hosea: A Living Sermon of God’s Love, we look at Hosea 3:1-5 and see the costly, pursuing love of God. Hosea’s pursuit of Gomer gives us a picture of the way God pursues His people with covenant faithfulness. God’s love does not excuse sin or ignore brokenness, but it does move toward the rebel with grace, redemption, and restoration. In this message, “The Pursuit,” we are challenged to consider what it means to receive God’s faithful love and then reflect that same love toward others. God’s love is demanding, but it leads us back to repair, restoration, and hope in Him.

The New Man, the New Life, and the New Home

We’re so glad you’re joining us for The New Man, the New Life, and the New Home. In Colossians 3, the Apostle Paul reminds us that the supremacy of Christ is not just a doctrine to believe but a reality that renews every part of life. Because we have been raised with Christ, the old life can no longer define our desires, our words, our relationships, or our homes. This message calls us to put sin to death, put on the character of Christ, and let His lordship reshape even the hidden places of our lives. The old man has to die, the new life has to be worn, and the home has to come under Christ—because Christ is the mark.

Hosea Wk. 3

We’re so glad you’re joining us for Week 2 of Hosea: A Living Sermon of God’s Love. In Hosea 1:4-11, we see the weight of Israel’s rebellion and the heartbreak of a God whose covenant love is deeply relational. Sin is never small, and patterns of disobedience invite the correction of a holy and loving God. Yet even in judgment, Hosea reminds us that tragedy is not God’s final verdict. This message calls us to take sin seriously, stop taking mercy for granted, and remember that God’s love is stronger than His discipline.

Hosea Wk. 2

We’re so glad you’re joining us for Week 2 of Hosea: A Living Sermon of God’s Love. In Hosea 1:4-11, we see the weight of Israel’s rebellion and the heartbreak of a God whose covenant love is deeply relational. Sin is never small, and patterns of disobedience invite the correction of a holy and loving God. Yet even in judgment, Hosea reminds us that tragedy is not God’s final verdict. This message calls us to take sin seriously, stop taking mercy for granted, and remember that God’s love is stronger than His discipline.

Hosea Wk. 1

We’re so glad you’re joining us for the beginning of our new series through Hosea. In this message, we step into a powerful call to urgency, obedience, and unwavering love as God speaks through the life of one man to reveal His heart to His people. Hosea is a living sermon of God’s love—showing us that when God speaks, He calls for a response, even when obedience is difficult. As we begin this series, we pray this word challenges and encourages you to follow Him with greater faithfulness and surrender.