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God gives warnings so we will not have to suffer His wrath. Judgment is certain if God’s warnings are not heeded and His provision for sin in the sacrifice of His Son is rejected. For the believer in Christ, God will discipline us—not from hate—but because He loves us. He knows that sin destroys and He wants us to be whole. This wholeness which is the promise of restoration awaits those who remain obedient to Him.

We are all a lot like Jonah. We get mad and throw our sucker in the sand. However, the Lord desires the salvation of the lost more than his servants do, which means that his people should pray that they see all people as God sees them - in need of hearing his message of good news and responding to it in such a way that it results in their salvation. Join us as we discuss the book of Jonah!

God's wrath against Edom for its sin is the single concern of this brief book; Obadiah prophesied that God would destroy the nation of Edom because of its pride and violence - particularly in it looking down on Judah at the time of its misfortune. While we may look at this little book and think it does not apply to us at all, it still does. Join us as we discuss Obadiah!

God will not be pleased with our worship as long as there is corruption and idolatry in our hearts. Instead, we must practice justice and righteousness. Join us for a conversation around the minor prophet book of Amos.

Plagues, the day of the Lord, God's call for repentance, His response to Israel, promise of the Spirit, judgment, and blessing. There is so much covered in a short book! Join us for a deep dive into the book of Joel! 

Unfaithfulness, repentance, restoration. These are the main themes found in Hosea. Shocking language is used, but it is for a purpose, and that is to point us back to Jesus. The judgment must happen for restoration to take place. Join us in this conversation as we unpack Hosea a little more!