Redeeming Grace Fellowship

Hosea 11:8-11 How do you reconcile God’s love and wrath? How do you make sense of his grace and judgment? God is moved with compassion, even in the midst of the discipline of his people. Listen in and examine your own relationship with God and see if you are living in faith or rebellion.

Hosea 11:1-7 How do you respond to God’s love for you? Today, we learn from the book of Hosea how God loved his people first and tenderly, but they rejected and rebelled against his love. We also see how God’s love demands a right response from us today. Join us as we explore the tragic and devastating consequences of unrequited love.

Hosea 10:9-15 What are you planting in your life? In Hosea 10:9-15, God warns his people that they will reap what they sow. Listen in and consider what you are reaping in your life, family, and church.

Hosea 9:10-17 How does God feel about sin? How does sin affect our relationship with him? Listen in as God continues to speak through the prophet Hosea to the people of Israel and see how it impacts us today.

Hosea 9:1-9 Does God have to bless you no matter what you do? The people in Hosea’s day thought so. But what does God have to say about blessing, disaster, and disobedience? Listen in today to God’s word.

Hosea 8 Do you think you know God? Do you think you have a close relationship with him? Do you think he is pleased with your worship? You might be surprised by what Hosea 8 has to say about these questions.

Hosea 7:13-16 God’s people in Hosea’s time were religious but unfaithful, turning to false gods and worship instead of seeking God with their whole heart. In the message from Hosea today, we have a warning of the danger of disingenuous religion. Listen in and examine your own life.

John 19:28-30 Jesus said on the cross, “It is finished.” Listen in and consider how Jesus has fulfilled the Scriptures and accomplished everything necessary for our salvation. So, what will you do with the crucified Christ?

Hosea 7:4-12 What does Hosea 7:4-12 teach us about sin and its consequences? That sin blinds us to its realities, leaving us as fools who do not seek God or repent of our evil ways. Listen in today to God's word to his people.

Hosea 6:4-7:3 God desires our wholehearted devotion, not our half-hearted unfaithfulness. He is not pleased with outward shows of religion that cover up inward sin and hypocrisy. Listen in and engage with the message of Hosea to God's people.

Hosea 4:15-19 God is warning His people in the Southern Kingdom of Judah to stay away from the sinful practices of the Northern Kingdom of Israel. These practices include false worship, swearing false oaths, and other forms of spiritual adultery, for such actions will lead to divine judgment and retribution. Listen in and consider this warning for our own day…

Hosea 4:1-14 Hosea warns the priests of the consequences of failing to lead the people in faithfulness, even as he warns of the judgment to come to all for their sin. Like people, like priest. Those who do not know God will not be known by God, such cries the prophet. Listen in today as we consider bad teachers and the consequences of such teaching.

Hosea 3 God will turn the hearts of his people back to him, even though they have broken trust and gone astray. Hosea is commanded to love his wife again, though she’s an adulteress, as a demonstration of God's love for his people. Through this, God teaches his people that he will capture their hearts. Join us as we look to God’s word.

Hosea 2:14-23 In our passage today, God promises to woo his people back to faithfulness through tender words of love, even though they have abandoned him and followed after false gods. He will restore the blessings he has taken away. He will forever bind his people to himself. Listen in today, as we consider God’s word.

Hosea 2:2-13 God calls the people of Israel to denounce their adulterous ways and confess their sins. He promises to remove his blessings and cast them out if they do not repent, using language of divorce and exile to illustrate the consequences of their unfaithfulness. Listen in as we continue our study in the book of Hosea.

Hosea 1:10-2:1 God promises in Hosea 1:10-2:1 that even though the people of Israel have made themselves enemies of God, He will still pursue them in love and grace, restoring them to Himself and calling them His children. He offers this reconciliation to all who confess and believe in Him, granting them the right to become His children, not by blood relation or human will, but by His own sovereig...

Hosea 1:1-9 In Hosea 1, God calls the prophet Hosea to take a wife of whoredom as a metaphor for the unfaithfulness of the people of Israel, who have forsaken the Lord and committed great sin. Listen in today as we consider the message of the prophet.

Psalm 96 Psalm 96 encourages believers to sing praises to God and attribute the glory to Him because of His mighty and marvelous works, which include creating the world, providing salvation, and being a loving and merciful God. Join us today as we consider this Psalm.

Luke 19:28-40 Jesus is revealed in Luke 19:28-40 to be the Lord, King of Kings, and Creator who is worthy of all praise. In this passage, Jesus sends his disciples to find a young donkey to fulfill the Messianic prophecy of Zechariah 9:9. Listen in today as we look to God’s word at these things.

Luke 7:18-23 John the Baptist sends two of his disciples to ask Jesus if He is the one who is to come. Jesus responds by asking them what they have seen and heard, pointing to the miracles He has performed and the testimonies of those who have heard Him. Listen in today as we consider “The One Who Has Come.”

Luke 2:22-35

Luke 4:16-21

Romans 8:26-27

Romans 8:3-8

Psalm 19:7-14