The New Covenant is not written on stone tablets but on our hearts. And for those who believe, the veil of blindness has been taken away and we now have access directly to God through our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

Amos is given visions of the coming destruction and then we will see the response from the priest in Bethel who reports directly to King Jeroboam.

Where is your faith?

Paul is shifting gears and we will see his heart as he talks about his travels and knowing how some in the Corinthian church are upset with him, he defends his calling as an apostle letting them know that they themselves are a testimonial of His calling.

Amos continues to call them out for turning away from God and looking to other nations for their security.

We will see one particular area in the body of Christ that is still an issue today. Specifically, this is the balance between church discipline and restoration.

We will see Paul speaks about the will of God and how sometimes we desire to go or come, but things don’t always work out the way we intend. Even in the simple plans, we have to come and say “Your will be done”.

In 2 Corinthians 1:1-11 we will see Paul talking about being comforted during times of suffering.

We will see Paul closing this first letter to the Corinthian church. He is speaking directly to specific needs of the church in Jerusalem as well as to specific individuals who are all working together to further the gospel.

His word is always true and with our eternal hope confirmed, we now will see more of what this means in actuality. Currently we are walking by faith not seeing the fullness of our eternal position. Because of Jesus it is already accomplished, we just have to wait to see the fullness of what that means when we see Jesus face to face.