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Hello. We're Church 213, a baptist church from Covington, GA. We're so glad that you're listening to our sermons here. If you're impacted in some way by these messages, please contact us at office@church213.com, we'd love to connect with you.
Unknown Host hosts Church 213, a religion show with 287 episodes published.
“Judge not” is one of the most familiar—and often misunderstood—statements Jesus made. Matthew 7:1–6 does not call Christians to ignore sin or remain silent, but it does show us the right way to practice biblical discern
Jeremiah 29:11 is one of the most quoted promises in Scripture, but understanding the promise means understanding the context around it. God’s people were walking through a season they would not have chosen, yet His auth
God’s Word was given to transform our lives, but when truth is distorted, misunderstood, or misapplied, even something good can be used the wrong way. In week one of Discernment Matters , we examine 2 Timothy 3:12–4:5 an
The book of Hosea closes with both a plea and a promise: return to God on His terms, and He will restore what sin has broken. In Hosea 14:1–9, Israel is commanded to turn back, admit its sin, and seek God’s forgiveness r
Where is your expectation centered? Hosea 13 exposes three lies that pull our hope away from God: that respect comes from following the world, provision comes through human effort, and it is too late to return after we h
In Hosea 12, God confronts Israel for exchanging His truth for human wisdom and placing their confidence in themselves. Their spiritual drift led them away from the faithfulness God desired, but His call remained clear:
In Hosea 11, we see the heart of the Father on full display. For ten chapters, Israel has run in idolatry, rebellion, shallow repentance, and self-reliance. But here, God speaks like a Father remembering the child He tau
In Hosea 10:1–15, Israel’s blessing had become a platform for self-glory instead of a reason for worship. What God had given them was meant to be returned to Him in faithfulness, but they used His gifts to build themselv
In Hosea 9, Israel is confronted with the painful consequences of unfaithfulness. Their celebration had become empty, their worship had become corrupt, and their hearts had wandered from the God who rescued them. But eve
In Week 8 of Hosea: A Living Sermon of God’s Love , we look at Hosea 8:1–14 and the danger of idolatry in the heart of God’s people. Idols are sneaky. They often begin as good things, but when they become ultimate things
In Week 7 of Hosea: A Living Sermon of God’s Love , we look at Hosea 6:1-6 and 7:8-12 to see the dangers of living back and forth with God. Israel wanted the blessings of restoration without the surrender of repentance,
In Week 6 of Hosea: A Living Sermon of God’s Love , we walk through Hosea 5:1–15 and see how sin gains momentum when compromise is repeated, conviction is hardened, and disobedience becomes normal. Israel’s wandering hea
In Week 5 of Hosea: A Living Sermon of God’s Love , we turn to Hosea 4:1-19 and see God bring His case against Israel. The evidence is clear: a lack of faithfulness, kindness, knowledge of God, faithful leadership, and a
In Week 4 of Hosea: A Living Sermon of God’s Love , we look at Hosea 3:1-5 and see the costly, pursuing love of God. Hosea’s pursuit of Gomer gives us a picture of the way God pursues His people with covenant faithfulnes
We’re so glad you’re joining us for The New Man, the New Life, and the New Home . In Colossians 3, the Apostle Paul reminds us that the supremacy of Christ is not just a doctrine to believe but a reality that renews ever
We’re so glad you’re joining us for Week 2 of Hosea: A Living Sermon of God’s Love . In Hosea 1:4-11 , we see the weight of Israel’s rebellion and the heartbreak of a God whose covenant love is deeply relational. Sin is
We’re so glad you’re joining us for Week 2 of Hosea: A Living Sermon of God’s Love . In Hosea 1:4-11 , we see the weight of Israel’s rebellion and the heartbreak of a God whose covenant love is deeply relational. Sin is
We’re so glad you’re joining us for the beginning of our new series through Hosea. In this message, we step into a powerful call to urgency, obedience, and unwavering love as God speaks through the life of one man to rev
We’re so glad you’re joining us for this Easter message, “He Lives… We Are Changed.” In Matthew 28:1–20 , we see that the resurrection of Jesus does not simply give us something to celebrate, but someone who changes ever
We’re so glad you’re joining us for this Easter message, “The Promises of Easter.” In John 14, Jesus speaks peace to troubled hearts and reminds us that the empty grave is not just a past event to celebrate, but a presen
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