SERIES: THE ODD COUPLE: A Strangely Beautiful Love Story (A rendezvous through the Book of Hosea) TITLE: A WALK DOWN THE AISLE, Part II TEXT: Hosea Chapters 11:12-14:9 SYNOPSIS: The grand finale (I promise! It may not be grand, but it will be finale), focusing on the inexplicable love of God for his people. Knowing God is for us, his desire for relationship, and his offer of grace and blessing, do we believe life with God is better than a life without? Are we willing to walk down the aisle with God?
No fresh photos for this service (DB has gone fishing - see ya in two weeks)!
SERIES: THE ODD COUPLE: A Strangely Beautiful Love Story (A rendezvous through the Book of Hosea) TITLE: A WALK DOWN THE AISLE TEXT: Hosea Chapters 11:12-14:9 SYNOPSIS: A recap of the series, focusing on the inexplicable love of God for his people. The question the book of Hosea raises for us is this: Knowing God is for us, his desire for relationship, and his offer of grace, mercy, and blessing, do we believe life with God is better than a life without? Are we willing to walk down the aisle with God?
SERIES: THE ODD COUPLE: A Strangely Beautiful Love Story (A rendezvous through the Book of Hosea) TITLE: LOVE HOPES TEXT: Hosea Chapter 11:1-11 SYNOPSIS: Love ultimately cares too much to give up. In one of the most intimate and tender portions of Scripture, Israel is a child whom God loves and loves some more. Despite the consequences of Israel's sin and waywardness, God will redeem his people and not forever punish them - because He is God, and not human. His faithfulness and engagement remain constant even when his people are faithless and fleeting.
sharing an accountability "list" for ministry leaders
Scriptures from Hosea
Scripture from Hosea
Scripture from Hosea
Closing prayer - Pastor Kevin
Worship & Communion
Benediction - Pastor Kevin
SERIES: THE ODD COUPLE: A Strangely Beautiful Love Story (A rendezvous through the Book of Hosea) TITLE: LOVE SCORNED: The Relational Nature of Sin TEXT: Hosea Chapters 4-10 (selected excerpts) SYNOPSIS: In evangelical circles, sin is often defined in legal terms. But in Hosea, we see that sin is in essence relational in nature. Israel's sin is a misplaced trust and desire for self-sufficiency apart from God. Sin is ultimately sin against grace.
BONUS PHOTOS!!
BLING BLING ALERT!!!!
Someone came into the church office today wearing this!!
Congrats to newly engaged Angie & Steve! Steve proposed at the OC County fair in a photo booth! How cool is that?!