Hosea 14:1, 4

Airplane turbulence exposes something about us. Some people grip the seat. Others close their eyes and pray. Some reach for distractions. Same turbulence, very different responses. Our world has been in turbulence mode for years now—pandemics, political chaos, cultural tension, economic uncertainty. And just like on that plane, our hearts instinctively reach for something to hold onto.

Curious about God’s forgiveness? This Easter, dig into this 10-day Reading Plan and discover the transformational forgiveness made possible by Christ’s death and resurrection.

They’re called the "minor prophets," but they contain major power. In this reading plan, you’ll spend twelve days with portions of these twelve powerful books to discover power in the small things and hope in the midst of despair."

Hosea speaks into a time of political unrest and misplaced worship. Israel enjoyed wealth and influence, yet turned from the Lord to Baal, a false god promising prosperity and fertility. God called Hosea to marry Gomer so His people could see His heart: a faithful God pursuing an unfaithful people. As you read through Hosea, this book study will help you see the depth of God’s love, the seriousness of sin, and the hope that comes through repentance and restoration.