In the final chapter of Amos’s prophecy, there is a promise of hope and restoration.

In the 9th chapter of Amos, the Lord declares that the end has come. Judgment is inevitable.

Everyone has a testimony, and Amos isn’t an exception.

Amos 6—the decisions that we make lead to an outcome.

Amos 5:18ff addresses the injustice that was happening among God’s people, and what God has to say about it.

In one of the most famous verses in the Bible, “Seek the Lord and live,” Amos admonished the people of God.

In chapter 4 of Amos, God directly addresses the women of Israel.

In Amos 3, the LORD explains the motivation behind His judgment.

Recapping the last portion of Amos 2, we read about God’s judgment on Judah and Israel.

Amos chapters 1-2: God’s judgment is promised and unrelenting.

Mother’s Day 2021

In the first part of this series, we answer the question, “Should Christians study the Old Testament?”

Easter 2021. This message is taken from John 20.

In this message, the circumstances surrounding Jesus’ crucifixion are studied, as found John 19.

This message covers the betrayal and arrest of Jesus the night before His crucifixion.