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HoseaSermon OutlinesBy Pastor Ronnie Brown
Thank you for downloading this eBook of outlines. I hope it isa help and blessing to you in your ministry or personal study.If you would like more resources including full text messages,preaching tips, and small church how-to's be sure to visitwww.ronniebrown.net and sign up for our email news letter.Grace and Peace through Jesus,Pastor Ronnie BrownCopyright 2015 by Ronnie Brown Ministries.All rights reserved.Published by Ronnie Brown Ministries82 Vandiver Road, Rossville, GA 30741http://ronniebrown.net/Hosea Series Outlines1
Table of ContentsThe Story of the Book of Hosea (Hosea 1:1) . 3Parallels from the Prophet's Plight (Hosea 1:1-3). 4The Offspring of Rebellion (Hosea 1:3-11). 5How God Endeavors to Reach an Adulterous People (Hosea 2:1-7) . 6God's Reaction To Being Forgotten (Hosea 2: 8-13) . 7God's Gracious Way With Wayward Hearts (Hosea 2:14-17). 8There Is Coming A Day (Hosea 2:18-23) . 9The Gospel According To Hosea (Hosea 3:1-5) . 10How To Keep God From Making A Case (Hosea 4:1-10) . 11Learning From The Destructive Path Of Sin (Hosea 4:11-19) . 12For Judgment Is Toward You (Hosea 5:1-7) . 13Seven Signposts On The Road Of Rebellion (Hosea 5:8-15) . 14Four Facts On The Route To Restoration (Hosea 6:1-3) . 15Signs Of An Exasperated God (Hosea 6:4-11) . 16Hindrances To Healing (Hosea 7:1-7). 17Four Pictures Of A Wayward Life (Hosea 7:8-16) . 18Gone With The Wind (Hosea 8:1-7) . 19A Covenant People In Captive Hands (Hosea 8:8-14) . 20What Will Ye Do In The Solemn Day (Hosea 9:1-7) . 21The Disease Of A Deteriorating Dominion (Hosea 9:7-17) . 22Six Signs Of A Divided Heart (Hosea 10:1-15) . 23This Is Going To Hurt Me A Lot More Than It's Going To Hurt You (Ho 11:1-11) 24The Life Of A Paper Champion (Hosea 11:12 – 12:14). 25The Fall Of A Nation (Hosea 13:1-8) . 27Ain't Nobody's Fault But Mine (Hosea 13:9-16) . 28Characteristics Of Returning To God (Hosea 14:1-9) . 29Hosea Series Outlines2
Hosea Series - 01The Story of the Book of Hosea (Hosea 1:1)Proposition: I want to give a brief overview of what God is showing us in thebook of Hosea in four points of exposition and application.I. A People's Adultery Depicted (Chapters 1-3)A. Depicted In His BrideB. Depicted In His BabiesII. A People's Iniquity Discovered (Chapters 4-7)A. Pronounced IniquityB. Pictured IniquityIII. A People's Penalty Determined (Ch. 8-10)A. The Pictures of PenaltyB. The Perpetrators of PenaltyIV. A People's Recovery Declared (Ch. 11-14)A. The Hope of RecoveryB. The Heart of RecoveryHosea Series Outlines3
Hosea Series - 02Parallels from the Prophet's Plight (Hosea 1:1-3)Proposition: All through the book of Hosea, we will see these parallels betweenthe experience of his life and the revelation of God to His people. Here in thesefirst few opening lines the parallels become clear in the plight of this prophet ofGod. Every one of us can apply these parallels to lives by following the fourinstructions drawn from these few verses.I. Learn from the Period of the Prophet's MinistryA. A Period of Peace (Vs. 1)B. A Period of Prosperity (Vs. 1)C. A Period of Promiscuity (Vs. 1)II. Listen to the Pronouncement of the Prophet's MasterA. An Offensive Pronouncement (Vs. 2a-b)B. An Obeyed Pronouncement (Vs. 3a)III. Look at the Picture of the Prophet's MarriageA. A Picture of a Seeking Sovereign (Vs. 2c)C. A Picture of a Sinful State (Vs. 2c)Hosea Series Outlines4
Hosea Series - 03The Offspring of Rebellion (Hosea 1:3-11)Proposition: Every one of us knows the pull of the world, the old lovers thatappeal to our flesh. I could not get this verse out of my mind as I studied James1:15 Then when lust hath conceived, it bringeth forth sin: and sin, when it isfinished, bringeth forth death. I want is to see these three warning signs that arethese children.I. A Stern word of Retribution (Vs. 3-5)A. The Scattering of Retribution (Vs. 4a)B. The Seed of Retribution (Vs. 4b-5)II. A Solemn word of Refusal (Vs. 6-7)A. The Sentence of Refusal (Vs. 6)B. The Staying of Refusal (Vs. 7)III. A Stout word of Rejection (Vs. 8-9)A. A Similar Rejection (Vs. 9)B. A Serious Rejection (Vs. 9)IV. A Sweet word of Reunion (Vs. 10-11)A. A Saving Reunion (Vs. 10)B. A Scriptural Reunion (Vs. 11)Hosea Series Outlines5
Hosea Series - 04How God Endeavors to Reach an Adulterous People(Hosea 2:1-7)Proposition: Everyone of us can avoid the road of spiritual adultery or be savedfrom the ruin of spiritual adultery by seeing how God reaches out to anadulterous people.I. God reaches by Calling (Vs. 1-2)A. The Couriers of His Calling (Vs. 1)B. The Contents of His Calling (Vs. 2)II. God reaches by Cautioning (Vs. 3-5)A. The threat of Revealing (Vs. 3a-c)B. The threat of Ruin (Vs. 3d, 5)C. The threat of Rejection (Vs. 4)III. God reaches by Confining (Vs. 6-7)A. Confining in a Path (Vs. 6)B. Confining for a Purpose (Vs. 7)Hosea Series Outlines6
Hosea Series - 05God's Reaction To Being Forgotten (Hosea 2: 8-13)Proposition: There are repercussions for forgetting God. Here in these verses wesee five ways God reacts to being forgotten that will be a stern warning to ourminds and strong encouragement for our hearts to stay close to God.I. God Retracts their Supply (Vs. 8-9)II. God Reveals their Sins (Vs. 10)III. God Removes their Song (Vs. 11)IV. God Ruins their Sources (Vs. 12)V. God Remembers their Sedition (Vs. 13)Hosea Series Outlines7
Hosea Series - 06God's Gracious Way With Wayward Hearts (Hosea 2:1417)Proposition: Here in our text we see how God graciously deals with thewayward and rebellious heart. Every person here can leave this place in awe atthe amazing grace of God by reflecting on the three ways God dealt with Israelin this text.I. He will Entreat the Will (Vs. 14)A. By the Whispers of Persuasion (Vs. 14b,d)B. By the Wilderness of Isolation (Vs. 14c)II. He will Encourage the Heart (Vs. 15)A. By Unexpected Restoration (Vs. 15a)B. By Undeserved Redemption (Vs. 15b)C. By Unspeakable Rejuvenation (Vs. 15c-e)III. He will Effect the Mind (Vs. 16-17)A. By Igniting our Faithfulness (Vs. 16)B. By Inciting an Forgetfulness (Vs. 17)Hosea Series Outlines8
Hosea Series - 07There Is Coming A Day (Hosea 2:18-23)Proposition: Although this is a peer into the future of Israel, I believe we can seereal biblical truth in how he deals with the truly repentant backslider, that bethe chastening hand of God had been brought into fellowship with his God. Iwant you to see four truths concerning this restored relationship.I. God will Exhibit His Command (Vs. 18)II. God will Extend His Covenant (Vs. 19-20)III. God will Exercise His Control (Vs. 21-22)IV. God will Expand His Kingdom (Vs. 23)Hosea Series Outlines9
Hosea Series - 08The Gospel According To Hosea (Hosea 3:1-5)Proposition: Everyone of us cna find our place in this gospel story by seeing thefive gospel realities that can be drawn from this chapter.I. The Proclamation of the Lord (Vs. 1)II. The Payment of Love (Vs. 2)III. The Prohibitions for Living (Vs. 3)IV. The Penalties for Leaving (Vs. 4)V. The Prospects for Loyalty (Vs. 5)Hosea Series Outlines10
Hosea Series - 09How To Keep God From Making A Case (Hosea 4:1-10)Proposition: We can all learn something from this court case, by drawing outthree instructions on how to keep God from making a case.I. Listen to the Divine Charges (Vs. 1-2)A. The Charge of Omission (Vs. 1)B. The Charge of Commission (Vs. 2)II. Look at the Devastating Consequences (Vs. 3-5)A. The Consequence of Calamity (Vs. 3, 10a-c)B. The Consequence of Corruption (Vs. 4-5b)C. The Consequence of Collapse (Vs. 5c)III. Learn from the Distinct Cause (Vs. 6-10)A. A Leaving of the Scripture (Vs. 6, 10d)B. A Loving of Sin (Vs. 7-9)Hosea Series Outlines11
Hosea Series - 10Learning From The Destructive Path Of Sin (Hosea 4:1119)Proposition: God in this passage seems to be taking their destructive free-for-alldown the path of sin to teach us the reader three lessons that can help us avoidthe same path.I. The Description of the Road of Sin (Vs. 11-13)A. The Initiation of Sin (Vs. 11)B. The Ignorance of Sin (Vs. 12a-c)C. The Idolatry of Sin (Vs. 12d-13d)C. The Inciting of Sin (Vs. 13e-14d)D. The End-Result of Sin (Vs. 14e)II. The Demonstration of the Rule of Sin (Vs. 15-16)A. Refuse their Delights (Vs. 15a-b)B. Renounce their Distortion (Vs. 15c-e)C. Reject their Defiance (Vs. 16a)D. Run from their Destiny (Vs. 16b)III. The Desolation of the Results of Sin (Vs. 17-19)A. The Desolation of Refusal (Vs. 17-18)B. The Desolation of Recompense (Vs. 19)Hosea Series Outlines12
Hosea Series - 11For Judgment Is Toward You (Hosea 5:1-7)Proposition: Every one of us, both saved and lost need to understand that thissame path of self-willed rebellion toward God will end with the painfuljudgment directed toward us as it was Israel. But it doesn't have to end thatway. Here in our text are three warning signs that “Judgment is Toward You.”I. An Unheeded Stern Reproof (Vs. 1-3)A. A Directed Reproof (Vs. 1a-c; 2b)B. A Damaging Reproof (Vs. 1e)C. A Denied Reproof (Vs. 2a)D. A Discovering Reproof (Vs. 3)II. An Unyielding Sinful Restraint (Vs. 4-5)A. The Restraint's Proof (Vs. 4a)B. The Restraint's Pleasure (Vs. 4b)C. The Restraint's Pride (Vs. 5a)D. The Restraint's Price (Vs. 5b-c)III. An Unmoved Sovereign Refusal (Vs. 6-7)A. They are refused because of Hypocrisy (Vs. 6)B. They are refused because of Treachery (Vs. 7a-b)C. They are refused in the coming Penalty (Vs. 7c)Hosea Series Outlines13
Hosea Series - 12Seven Signposts On The Road Of Rebellion (Hosea 5:815)Proposition: From this chapter, every one of us can plainly see seven signpostson our rebellious road of sin that can caution us of the danger ahead and thepath to restoration with God.I. The Sound of Warning (Vs. 8)II. The Sentence of Wrath (Vs. 9-10)III. The Strife of Refusal (Vs. 11)IV. The Scourge of Rottenness (Vs. 12)V. The Substitute of Refuge (Vs. 13)VI. The Slaughter of Recompense (Vs. 14)VII. The Search of Repentance (Vs. 15)Hosea Series Outlines14
Hosea Series - 13Four Facts On The Route To Restoration (Hosea 6:1-3)Proposition: I believe our text shows is. Every Christian can make theirrelationship right with the Lord by following the four descriptions we see inHosea 6:1-3.I. A Turning To The Lord (Vs. 1a-b)A. The Outcry Of The ProphetB. The Original PositionC. The Owning PersonII. A Truth About The Lord (Vs. 1c-d)A. He Has The Authority To Hurt (Vs. 1c)B. He Has The Ability To Heal (Vs. 1d)III. A Trust In the Lord (Vs. 2)A. His Sovereign Ability (Vs. 2a)B. His Speedy Arrival (Vs. 2b)C. His Sure Approval (Vs. 2c)IV. A Trailing After The Lord (Vs. 3)A. The Person Of Our Pursuit (Vs. 3a)B. The Promise Of Our Pursuit (Vs. 3b)C. The Provision Of Our Pursuit (Vs. 3c)Hosea Series Outlines15
Hosea Series - 14Signs Of An Exasperated God (Hosea 6:4-11)Proposition: We can see four activities here in this text that we can avoid tokeep God from being exasperated with us.I. A Continued Refusal (Vs. 4-5)A. A Refusal of Righteousness (Vs. 4)B. A Refusal of Revelation (Vs. 5)II. A Contaminated Relationship (Vs. 6-7)A. The Desired Relationship (Vs. 6)B. The Demonstrated Relationship (Vs. 7)III. A Corrupted Refuge (Vs. 8-9)A. The Corruption of Refuge's Place (Vs. 8)B. The Corruption of Refuge's Priests (Vs. 9)IV. A Conspicuous Rebellion (Vs. 10-11)A. The Whoredom that was Seen (Vs. 10)B. The Harvest that was Set (Vs. 11)Hosea Series Outlines16
Hosea Series - 15Hindrances To Healing (Hosea 7:1-7)Proposition: We can prevent God's healing in our lives: Healing of our sin,healing of our backsliding, healing of our churches, healing of our nation. Everyone of us can free up God's intended healing of our lives by locating the threehindrances to our healing found in these verses.I. An Unrepentant Lawlessness (Vs. 1b-2)A. A Displayed Lawlessness (Vs. 1b-e)B. A Disregarding Lawlessness (Vs. 2)II. An Unrestricted Lust (Vs. 3-7b)A. Lust's Delight (Vs. 3a)B. Lust's Deceptions (Vs. 3b)C. Lust's Debauchery (Vs. 4,6)D. Lust's Drunkenness (Vs. 5)E. Lust's Devouring (Vs. 7a-b)III. An Unregarded Lord (Vs. 1a, 7c)A. Unregarded Potential (Vs. 1a)B. Unregarded Petition (Vs. 7c)Hosea Series Outlines17
Hosea Series - 16Four Pictures Of A Wayward Life (Hosea 7:8-16)Proposition: Here in the remaining verses of chapter seven, God takes thepowerful truth of the wayward direction of His beloved people, and packages itin four brilliant and revealing pictures. Every one of us must take these fourpictures and hold them up to our lives and to be aware of any similarities thatmay exist that would indicated a life that is going astray.I. A Scorched Biscuit (Vs. 8)A. Their Mixture (Vs. 8a)B. Their Making (Vs. 8b)II. A Silvering Beard (Vs. 9-10)A. They were Weakening (Vs. 9)B. They were Willful (Vs. 10)III. A Silly Bird (Vs. 11-15)A. Their Running (Vs. 11)B. Their Risk (Vs. 12)C. Their Ruin (Vs. 13)D. Their Rebellion (Vs. 14-15)IV. A Shoddy Bow (Vs. 16)A. They are Unpredictable (Vs. 16a)B. They are Unprotected (Vs. 16b)Hosea Series Outlines18
Hosea Series - 17Gone With The Wind (Hosea 8:1-7)Proposition: For every one of us the possibility exists that if we persist in thedownward path of sin and rebellion toward God, the whirlwind of Hischastisement will forever alter life as we know it. But here in these few versesare three warning signs that the whirlwind is on the horizon. We can expect thewhirlwind of God.I. When We Refuse the Word of God (Vs. 1-3)A. A Course of Parting (Vs. 1c-d, 3a)B. A Cry of Pretense (Vs. 2)C. A Condemnation of Pursuit (Vs. 1b, 3b)II. When We Reject the Reign of God (Vs. 4-6)A. They were Godless in Direction (Vs. 4a-b)B. They were Godless in Devotion (Vs.4c, 5a, 6a)C. They will be Godless in Devastation (Vs. 4d,5b-c,6b)III. When We Revoke the Rule of God (Vs. 7)A. His Rule Prescribed (Vs. 7a-b)B. His Rule Pictured (Vs. 7a-b)C. His Rule Practiced (Vs. 7c-e)Hosea Series Outlines19
Hosea Series - 18A Covenant People In Captive Hands (Hosea 8:8-14)Proposition: We, the people of God who ought to live in freedom, find ourselvesbound and trapped but the strongholds of Satan. Every one of God's covenantpeople, those saved by the grace of God, can allude the captivity of sin by notingthe three captivating influences that as Vs. 8 says “swallowed up” Israel.I. They are Held Captive by their Alliances (Vs. 8-10)A. Look at the Alliances they Sought (Vs. 8-10)B. Look what their Alliances Brought (Vs. 8-10)II. They are Held Captive by their Altars (Vs. 11-13)A. The Practice they Invented (Vs. 11)B. The Proclamation they Ignored (Vs. 12)C. The Pretense they Intended (Vs. 13a-b)D. The Punishment they Incurred (Vs. 13c-d)III. They are Held Captive by their Amnesia (Vs. 14)A. They forgot the Design of God (Vs. 14a-b)B. They forgot the Defense of God (Vs. 14c)C. They forgot the Discipline of God (Vs. 14d)Hosea Series Outlines20
Hosea Series - 19What Will Ye Do In The Solemn Day (Hosea 9:1-7)Proposition: I call out to you that are lost, what will ye do in the day of death? Icall out to you wayward Christian, what will you do in the day of chastening?What will you do? Every one of us must face the hard questions if we persist inour rebellion toward God! What will ye do.I. .When the Revelry is Interrupted (Vs. 1)II. .When the Resources are Emptied (Vs. 2)III. .When the Removal is Imposed (Vs. 3, 6)IV. .When the Rejection is Experienced (Vs. 4)V. .When the Recompense is Insisted (Vs. 7)Hosea Series Outlines21
Hosea Series - 20The Disease Of A Deteriorating Dominion (Hosea 9:717)Proposition: Everyone of us can have our own spiritual check up by reviewingthe deteriorating dominion of the Northern Kingdom.I. The Symptoms of a Diseased FaithA. The Prophet Rejected (Vs. 7-9a)B. The Preferred Reign (Vs. 9b, 10c, 15a)II. The Sight of a Diminishing FavorA. A Wondrous Past (Vs. 10a-b; 13a)B. A Worsening Present (Vs. 10e-11)III. The Certainty of a Dreadful FutureA. The Remembrance of Their Sin (Vs. 9c-d)B. The Recompense of Their Sin (Vs. 12, 14-17)Hosea Series Outlines22
Hosea Series - 21Six Signs Of A Divided Heart (Hosea 10:1-15)Proposition: Every one of us can see if the diagnosis of a divided heart liesbeneath our religious exterior by seeing the six signs of a divided heart that canbe drawn from this chapter.I. A Selfish Devouring (Vs. 1)II. A Substitute Devotion (Vs. 2, 5-6)III. A Self Dependence (Vs. 3, 13d)IV. A Sinful Display (Vs. 4, 9, 13a-c)V. A Certain Discipline (Vs. 10-11, 7-8, 14-15)VI. A Sensible Demand (Vs. 12-13)Hosea Series Outlines23
Hosea Series - 22This Is Going To Hurt Me A Lot More Than It's Going ToHurt You (Hosea 11:1-11)Proposition: Here in chapter 11, it seems as though the heart of God isdisplayed and as he approaches Israel with the rod of chastening in hand we canalmost hear Him say, “This is going to hurt me a lot more than it's going to hurtyou.” Because the seed of sinful Adam still resides in this fallen body of ours andwe are still prone to sin, every one of us must pay close attention to the impactthat our sin has on out heavenly Father.I. The Parting of our Rejection Pains the heart of God.A. The Pain of our Infancy (Vs. 1)B. The Pain of our Ignorance (Vs. 3-4)C. The Pain of our Indiscipline (Vs. 2, 7)II. The Punishment for our Rebellion Proves the love of God.A. God's Love proven in the Truth of Chastening (Vs. 5-6)B. God's Love proven in the Temper of Chastening (Vs. 8-9)III. The Path to our Restoration Purposes the will of God.A. The Sounding of the Will of God (Vs. 10-11b)B. The Submitting to the Will of God (Vs. 10-11b)C. The Safety in the Will of God (Vs. 11c)Hosea Series Outlines24
Hosea Series - 23The Life Of A Paper Champion (Hosea 11:12 – 12:14)Proposition: Every child of God can avoid being a paper champion in the familyof God by observing the three vital realities found in our text.I. The Observations from a Paper ChampionA. Their Perfuse Deception (Ch. 11:12; Ch 12:1b)B. Their Pursued Delights (Vs. 1a)C. Their Powerless Dependencies (Vs. 1c-d)D. Their Pitiful Dealings (Vs. 7)E. Their Prideful Declaration (Vs. 8)F. Perpetual Defiance (Vs. 11)II. The Outcome of a Paper ChampionA. The Controversy with God (Vs. 2a)B. The Call of the Prophet (Vs. 10)C. The Consequences of Sin (Vs. 2b; 14)D. The Cost of Restoration (Vs. 9)III. The Opportunities of a Paper ChampionA. The Example of Opportunity (Vs. 3-5; 12-13)B. The Exercise of Opportunity (Vs. 6a)C. The Exhibit of Opportunity (Vs. 6b)D. The Expectations of Opportunity (Vs. 6c)Hosea Series Outlines25
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Hosea Series - 24The Fall Of A Nation (Hosea 13:1-8)Proposition: We see in these verses not only how any nation can fall, but howeach and every one of us have the potential of following the same fallen route.Every child of God can avoid the fall of Ephraim and Israel by seeing the threecharacteristics of their fall drawn from these few verses.I. A Superior PastA. A Humble Approach (Vs. 1a-b)B. A Holy Acknowledgement (Vs. 4)C. A Helping Approval (Vs. 5-6d)II. A Sinful PresentA. A Blatant Disregard (Vs. 2a)B. A Barron Determination (Vs. 2b-e)C. A Broken Devotion (Vs. 1c-d; 6e)III. A Severe ProspectA. The Fading of Security (Vs. 3)B. The Fury of Sovereignty (Vs. 7-8)Hosea Series Outlines27
Hosea Series - 25Ain't Nobody's Fault But Mine (Hosea 13:9-16)Proposition: Every child of God can learn seven valuable lessons concerning thepath and the results of rebelling against God, by listening the sad, despairingsong of God's people laid out for us in these verses.Ain't nobody's fault but mine that.I. .my Lord was Forsaken (Vs. 9)II. .my Leadership was Faulty (Vs. 10-11)III. .my Lusts were Followed (Vs. 12)IV. .my Lingering was Foolish (Vs. 13)V. .my Living will be Fruitless (Vs. 15)VI. .my Lot is Frightful (Vs. 16)VII. .my Liberation is Factual (Vs. 14)Hosea Series Outlines28
Hosea Series - 26Characteristics Of Returning To God (Hosea 14:1-9)Proposition: Every follower of Jesus Christ that has fallen, that has traveled at adistance, that had become as the old preacher said “cold and indifferent”toward God can be restored by following the five characteristics of a return toGod that are outlined in this chapter.I. A Returning Appeal (Vs. 1)A. The Repeating of the Appeal (Vs. 1a)B. The Reason for the Appeal (Vs. 1b)C. The Reflection in the Appeal (Vs. 1)II. A Repentant Admission (Vs. 2-3)A. The Position of Repentance (Vs. 2a-b)B. The Plea of Repentance (Vs. 2c-f)C. The Perception of Repentance (Vs. 3a-d)D. The Proof of Repentance (Vs. 3e)III. A Remedy Applied (Vs. 4-5a)A. His Assistance Applied (Vs. 4a)B. His Affection Applied (Vs. 4b)C. His Absolution Applied (Vs. 4c)D. His Animating Applied (Vs. 5a)IV. A Reviving Affect (Vs. 5b-8)A. A Purifying Affect (Vs. 5b)B. A Powerful Affect (Vs. 5c)Hosea Series Outlines29
C. A Productive Affect (Vs. 6a, 7b-c)D. A Pleasant Affect (Vs. 6b, 7d)E. A Protective Affect (Vs. 7a)F. A Perception Affect (Vs. 8)V. A Remark Added (Vs. 9)A. A Determining Remark (Vs. 9a-d)B. A Descriptive Remark (Vs. 9e-g)Hosea Series Outlines30
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