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22 resources referencing Amos 4
The sermon emphasizes the importance of adhering strictly to God's revealed gospel and ways rather than following personal opinions or contemporary trends. Using the example of Israel's northern…
The sermon focuses on Joshua's final address to Israel, emphasizing the importance of serving the Lord with sincerity and truth. It highlights God's faithfulness in delivering Israel into the…
The sermon explores God's sovereign control over nature and history, emphasizing that God uses weather and events for correction, mercy, and to bless or judge nations. It references biblical examples…
The sermon titled 'Self Inflicted Famine' explores lessons from the wicked, emphasizing their unity, persistence, and consistency in doctrine compared to the often divided and discouraged people of…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of being prepared to meet God by resting in the righteousness of Jesus Christ rather than relying on our own works or self-righteousness. It highlights the peace…
The sermon emphasizes the concept of grace as unmerited favor from God, highlighting that salvation is entirely by grace and not by works or human effort. It stresses that God initiates salvation and…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of preparing to meet God, drawing from the prophecy in Amos and the warnings in Revelation about God's judgment. It critiques false teachings about eschatology…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of being spiritually prepared to meet God, highlighting the inevitability of judgment for sin as illustrated through biblical examples such as Amos, Noah, and the…
The sermon centers on the prophetic message of Amos, emphasizing Israel's oppression, hypocrisy, and refusal to repent despite God's judgments. It warns that just as Israel faced divine discipline…
The sermon explores the book of Amos, highlighting Amos as a layman prophet called by God to deliver a message of judgment and accountability to Israel and neighboring nations around 750-760 BC.…