What does Amos 9:11–15 mean for Christians today? And how does this Old Testament prophecy point us to Jesus Christ, the Church, and the security of our salvation?In …
Is the Bible merely a tool to drive us to Christ, or is it also a guide that brings true peace and blessing to the believer? In this …
Why does God give His people commands? Are God's commands a burden—or are they actually good for us?In Amos 8, we see the devastating consequences of rejecting God's …
Are oaths and vows biblical, or did Jesus forbid them entirely? In this sermon excerpt from Amos 8:14, Rev. John Musgrave examines how ancient Israel compromised God's authority …
What does the Day of the Lord mean for believers? In Amos 8, the Day of the Lord is described as a day of darkness and judgment—but the …
Is God’s authority something we should fear—or something we should embrace? In Amos 8, we see that God is the ultimate authority, and that the Day of the …
Can God protect you when disaster and judgment surround you? Amos 9:1–10 gives a sobering answer: God is sovereign over judgment, destruction, and chaos in life and in …
What does the Day of the Lord have to do with the death of Jesus Christ? And why does Amos 8 speak of the Day of the Lord …
In this episode of The Gospel for Living, we continue our study of Amos 8 and consider a crucial question: How should we respond to the coming Day …
Why does God sometimes allow people to sin without immediate consequences? Does prosperity, peace, or an apparently trouble-free life mean that God approves of us?In this episode of …
Does God forget the sins we have committed? In Amos 8, God gives a sobering answer: “I will never forget anything they have done.” This message examines the …
Can you get away with sin and never face the consequences? Amos 8 confronts that dangerous assumption with the sobering reality of the Day of the Lord. In …
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