Amos shares three divine visions of coming destruction which warn of the Assyrian invasion. | Amos | Series: Amos: The World will Be Shaken

Because they refuse to hear the prophets, Israel went after sources of “security” that they believed would protect them from enemies. They are about to have a rude awakening. | Amos | Series: Amos: The World will Be Shaken

Even as he makes it clear that Israel is destined for catastrophe, the LORD repeatedly begs them to seek him, to repent and return. | Amos | Series: Amos: The World will Be Shaken

The LORD laments Israel’s deafness to his pleas through the prophets. | Amos | Series: Amos: The World will Be Shaken

The LORD lays out the reality that Israel has abandoned their God for the gods who were already rejected and conquered. He reminds them of

The nations around Israel are confronted with their malicious and violent behavior, and their destruction is made clear. | Amos | Series: Amos: The World will Be Shaken

Below are two of the slides from this Sunday that provide a brief timeline of the history of Judah and Israel. | Amos | Series: Amos: The World will Be Shaken

This week, we take a moment to reflect on the nature of the Church as Christ’s body on earth. We will consider what it means to be members of the Church and how we can continue to advance the gospel – fulfilling the Great Commission in Matthew 28:18–20. | Matthew | Series: On Being the Church

Although Matthew provides only a short report on Jesus’s resurrection, it is hard to state how seismic its impact is. As we conclude our study of Matthew, we are reminded how the resurrection transformed the world. | Matthew | Series: The Exiled King

Matthew goes out of his way to present the death and burial of Jesus in a way connects to the Hebrew Scriptures and is verified by contemporary witnesses. | Matthew | Series: The Exiled King