25th December 2022 Christmas Day “Christmas is Always Outside”
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Hosea in the 8th Century lived in a divided Kingdom and he spoke to the people about their separation from the God that still loved them.
By returning back to God’s ways they knew God would heal them, bind up their wounds and restore them.
It seems this message of ‘turning back to God’ is as relevant today in this Century, God wants more than words but our actions.
God does not give up on His people.
