- “Go and learn what this means…” Jesus and the message of Hosea
- Hosea and the Book of the Twelve
- Hosea: person , place and time
- The message of Hosea:
- Parable (Ch 1-3)
- Lawsuit (Ch 4-5)
- Response (6:1-3)
- Deliberation (6:4-13:16)
- Compassion (Ch 11)
- Hope (Ch 14)
- Taking Hosea to heart: Hosea, wisdom and discipleship (14:9)
To see the gospel bear fruit in the Inner West and the World as we commit, grow, engage and send.
Sermons from June 2025
- Words
- The Word and words
- Evil words
- Powerful words
| Ourselves | Others | |
| Controlled | ||
| Uncontrolled |
- Saving words
- No words
- Confessing words
- Wise words
- The Law that gives freedom
- Do what the Word says
- Listening that doesn’t do
- Faith that won’t work
- What the Word says to do
- True religion
- The Royal Law
- Mercy and Judgement
- Wisdom for Waiting (Part 1)
- Introduction to Reading James
- Who wrote James?
- Who is James writing to?
- What does he write about?
- What kind of writing or genre is James?
- Things to consider while listening to James
- When he returns to a topic
- When he shifts from topics to more general observation
- Why is a ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ so important
- Wisdom for Waiting (Part 2)
- Until the Lord Returns
- What context do the readers of James, and us, share?
- Wisdom from God
- What do we need so we can avoid doing nothing with, or wandering from, our faith, but instead persevere to the end?
- Wisdom for each other
- Why does saying a simple ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ matter so much
- Previously…
- Chapter 11
- Covering the Head (v2-16)
- Discerning the Body (v17-34)
- Dinner in Corinth (v17-22)
- The meaning of the meal (v23-26)
- Paul’s instructions (v27-34)