In this episode, we begin the book of Amos by reading chapters 1 through 4, where God delivers strong messages of judgment against surrounding nations and against Israel itself. Through the prophet Amos, God reveals that He holds all people accountable for injustice, cruelty, and oppression.

These chapters confront social corruption, empty religious practices, and hearts hardened by pride and comfort. Amos 1–4 reminds us that God cares deeply about how people treat one another, and that true worship is inseparable from justice, humility, and obedience.

In this episode, we read the entire book of Joel, chapters 1 through 3, where a devastating locust plague becomes a powerful symbol of judgment, repentance, and future restoration. Joel calls the people to recognize that their suffering is not random, but a wake-up call to return to the Lord with sincere hearts.

These chapters also contain one of the strongest messages of hope in the Old Testament, as God promises to pour out His Spirit on all people and restore what was lost. Joel ends with a vision of God’s final justice and blessing, showing that repentance leads not to despair, but to renewal, healing, and lasting hope in God’s faithfulness.

In this episode, we read Hosea chapters 11 through 14, where judgment gives way to one of the most tender pictures of God’s love in all of Scripture. Despite Israel’s repeated rebellion, God speaks as a loving Father who cannot abandon His child.

These final chapters reveal God’s compassion, mercy, and desire to heal and restore. Instead of ending with destruction, Hosea closes with a call to repentance and a promise of renewal. Hosea 11–14 reminds us that no matter how far we wander, God’s love remains steadfast, and His greatest desire is always to bring His people home.

In this episode, we read Hosea chapters 6 through 10, where God confronts shallow repentance and exposes the ongoing rebellion of His people. Though Israel speaks of returning to the Lord, their actions reveal hearts still divided and unwilling to truly change.

These chapters highlight God’s desire for genuine love and faithfulness rather than empty rituals or outward religion. Hosea shows that true repentance is not just words, but a transformed life. Through warning and lament, God continues to call His people back to a relationship rooted in loyalty, humility, and sincere devotion.

In this episode, we begin the book of Hosea by reading chapters 1 through 5, where God uses the prophet’s personal life as a powerful illustration of His relationship with Israel. Hosea’s marriage becomes a living picture of God’s faithful love toward an unfaithful people.

These chapters reveal Israel’s spiritual adultery, idolatry, and refusal to repent, yet also highlight God’s deep sorrow and longing for restoration. Hosea 1–5 reminds us that God’s love is not distant or cold — it is personal, painful, and persistent, calling His people to return to Him despite their repeated failures.

In this episode, we conclude the book of Daniel by reading chapters 11 and 12, where God reveals detailed prophecies about future kingdoms, intense conflict, and the ultimate victory of righteousness. These chapters describe a long period of struggle between earthly powers, showing how history unfolds exactly according to God’s design.

Chapter 12 brings a powerful message of hope, speaking of resurrection, final judgment, and eternal life. Daniel is reminded that although many things remain mysterious, God’s people are called to remain faithful, wise, and patient. These closing chapters assure us that no matter how turbulent the world becomes, God’s purposes will be fulfilled and His kingdom will last forever.

In this episode, we read Daniel chapters 8 through 10, where God gives Daniel deep and mysterious visions about future conflicts, spiritual warfare, and the unfolding of history. These chapters reveal that what happens on earth is closely connected to unseen battles in the spiritual realm.

Daniel’s prayers, fasting, and humility show the power of seeking God earnestly, even when answers seem delayed. These chapters remind us that God hears every prayer, that spiritual perseverance matters, and that God’s plans are unfolding even when we cannot fully understand them

In this episode, we read Daniel chapters 5 through 7, where God reveals His authority through judgment and prophecy. Chapter 5 tells the dramatic story of the writing on the wall, as King Belshazzar is confronted with God’s verdict against his pride and disrespect.

Chapter 6 shows Daniel’s unwavering faith in the lion’s den, while chapter 7 introduces powerful visions of future kingdoms and the coming eternal reign of the Son of Man. These chapters remind us that earthly power is temporary, but God’s kingdom is everlasting — and faithfulness to Him always matters, no matter the cost.