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Everyday Truth with Kurt Skelly

Friday, June 21 | You’d be better off living in a tent! (Hosea 12:7-14)

Everyday Truth with Kurt Skelly

Kurt Skelly

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Religion & Spirituality:christianity

5631 Ratings

🗓️ 21 June 2024

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Summary

Hosea 12:7-14 Israel was doing well economically and had a thriving economy based upon her business savvy and ability to trade effectively. She even bragged about her ability to do so. She enjoyed all of the trappings of the wealth such business success brought. But God saw it differently. It would be so much better for Israel to return to the time of living in tents and having nothing so that she could rely upon God for protection and provision again!

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0:00.0

In modern ministry, we have so many ways that we communicate to people. We use videos and we use

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illustrations and we use audio technical innovation. But you know, God did all of that way back in the day,

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too. He said through Josea, I've spoken through visions and symbols and words, but it didn't

0:25.0

make a difference what I showed you or told you you just didn't listen. Hey, I hope you'll listen

0:32.8

today as we talk about all of it in today's episode. Welcome to Everyday Truth with Kurt Skelie.

0:39.9

We believe the Bible is true and relevant to everyone, everywhere, every day.

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If today's conversation is a help to you, take a moment to leave a review or share it with a friend.

0:52.8

Thanks for listening.

0:54.0

Now, let's join Kurt for today's

0:55.7

episode. Hey, friends, welcome back to Josea chapter 12 today, verse number seven. We'll jump right in.

1:05.0

We compared the northern kingdom of Israel yesterday to their forefather, Jacob, after whom they were named, Israel.

1:14.1

And we learned that in many respects, they were behaving just like the before picture of their dad

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instead of the after picture of their dad. And we sometimes make that mistake.

1:29.3

We'll look at people in our lives.

1:32.3

Maybe a dad, a pastor, we'll look at a spiritual leader.

1:37.3

And if we're not careful, we'll look at, well, they do that,

1:42.3

or they got in trouble in that way or they made that compromise.

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So I'm going to, and we allow the bad choices or the negative aspects of a person's character

1:56.5

to justify our bad decisions. And that's a really bad way to look at people.

2:04.4

Instead of saying, wow, what are the ways by which God worked in their life?

2:09.5

What are the ways by which God helped them during times of repentance and faith?

2:15.5

And how can I follow their faith? How can I gain value from their good

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