House of Roots and Bones: BMCB The Twelve
THE TWELVE
Correction, Justice & Prophetic Sight
BMCB BCH 306 — Hosea: Love, Betrayal & Covenant
This course examines Hosea’s prophetic marriage, unfaithfulness, redemption, and the depth of God’s covenant love. Students study judgment and mercy, the consequences of spiritual adultery, and the call to return. The course explores how Hosea speaks to both personal and communal faithfulness.
BMCB BCH 307 — Joel: Pouring Out Spirit on Sons & Daughters
This course studies Joel through locusts, loss, repentance, and the promise of the Spirit. Students examine prophetic warning, communal prayer, fasting, and the outpouring upon all people. The course connects Joel’s message to revival, spiritual awakening, and intergenerational prophecy.
BMCB BCH 308 — Amos: Justice Has to Roll Down Somewhere
This course examines Amos as a strong word against exploitation, hypocrisy, and injustice. Students study God’s concern for the poor, the oppressed, and righteous living in both personal and national life. The course challenges practitioners to align spiritual work with justice and real-world accountability.
BMCB BCH 309 — Obadiah: Don’t Rejoice Over Somebody Else’s Fall
This course examines Obadiah’s message against pride, betrayal, and enjoying the downfall of others. Students study the consequences of violence, opportunism, and spiritual arrogance. The course teaches that justice ultimately reaches every nation and that God sees what people try to hide.
BMCB BCH 310 — Jonah: You Can Run, but Your Calling Knows Your Address
This course studies Jonah through disobedience, flight, judgment, mercy, and God’s concern for all people. Students examine the spiritual consequences of resisting an assigned task and the complexity of God’s mercy toward those we may not want to see delivered. The course teaches that calling cannot be escaped indefinitely.
BMCB BCH 311 — Micah: Justice, Mercy & Walking Right
This course examines Micah’s message concerning justice, corruption, false leaders, and what God actually requires. Students study the call to do justly, love mercy, and walk humbly as a foundation for spiritual and practical living. The course challenges students to align personal practice with community responsibility.
BMCB BCH 312 — Nahum: When the Oppressor’s Time Runs Out
This course examines Nahum’s prophecy toward and against violent empires and chronic oppression. Students study divine judgment, the end of unlawful power, and the importance of trusting God’s timing. The course provides a Biblical framework for understanding that no oppressive system lasts forever.
BMCB BCH 313 — Habakkuk: Asking God Hard Questions
This course studies Habakkuk’s struggle with injustice, prayer, and waiting for God’s answer. Students learn that faithful people can question, grieve, and still trust God. The course teaches how to hold honest questions while remaining in relationship with God.
BMCB BCH 314 — Zephaniah: Judgment, Remnant & Restoration
This course examines Zephaniah’s warning against spiritual complacency, idolatry, and national decay. Students study divine judgment, purification, and the hope of a faithful remnant. The course teaches that correction can lead to restoration when a people turn back to God.
BMCB BCH 315 — Haggai: Put the House Back in Order
This course studies Haggai’s call to rebuild the temple, realign priorities, and stop neglecting what is sacred. Students examine spiritual stagnation, misplaced focus, and the blessings that follow obedient action. The course challenges practitioners to rebuild what has been neglected in their own spiritual, personal, and communal life.
BMCB BCH 316 — Zechariah: Visions, Signs & Prophetic Symbolism
This course examines Zechariah’s night visions, symbols, angels, and messages of encouragement. Students study prophetic imagery, leadership, restoration, and the coming of the Messiah. The course builds discernment for interpreting symbolism without forcing a one-size-fits-all meaning.
BMCB BCH 317 — Malachi: Altars, Offerings & Spiritual Responsibility
This course examines Malachi’s rebuke of corrupt leadership, empty religion, and neglected worship. Students study covenant faithfulness, tithes and offerings, spiritual accountability, and the coming day of the Lord. The course closes the prophetic books by reminding students that spiritual life requires integrity, consistency, and a sincere heart.