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A God who Won’t Give Up

A God who Won’t Give Up

Parker Bradley

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Editorial:
Parker Bradley
Año de edición:
2025
Materia
Filosofía
ISBN:
9798896922155
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Hosea is the perfect book to begin a journey through the Minor Prophets in Scripture. In his stirring propheciesand life, the bold and brilliant expression of God’s redeeming love, rescue, and mercy shine through every verse.This six week study considers the whole book of Hosea in thoughtful reading and practical application of God’sword to us today. The 'No-Wrong-Answers' discussion questions clear the way for any group leader to feelcomfortable and at ease facilitating discussion and for anyone to engage Hosea’s message regardless offamiliarity with this part of Scripture. The entire study is discussion-based for your group. Plus, thesequestions lead to great conversations that carry on beyond the study time. Hosea speaks plainly about our deepneed for salvation and renewal while leading us straight to the cross of Christ and His redeeming work.Drawn from the book The Twelve: A Transformational Journey Through The Minor Prophets, this timely study isgreat for any group to explore this incredible part of the Bible and have life-changing discussion each week!

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