Our God is a loving God, but He's also a just God. In Amos 3 we see a warning of punishment to the Israelites because they were not fulfilling their responsibilities as the people of God... What about our responsibilities today? What is God expecting of us?

The book of Amos teaches us how our spiritual walk with God affects our pursuit of righteous justice.

God asks us to forgive just as He has forgiven us. Forgiveness is an essential part  in our marriage and also in our relationships with others.

God brings us out of our tents so that we can go were we've never been before and do what we've never done before.

We need to wholeheartedly embrace today that God uses both singles and married people for His glory. Singleness is a gift and we must honor it the same as we do marriage.

Our marriage will never be what God intends it to be until we make Him our one and our spouse our two. I will always seek the One with my two.

In James we see that our final words are important, they are often what we want people to remember as they leave a conversation. 

James challenges us that conflict comes from within ourselves and he gives practical ways to reverse the pride and selfishness that we allow into our lives. 

God is impartial regardless of people's race, gender and background. He shows no favoritism and calls us to always obey the royal law according to James.

In the church Development Weekend three of our young adults tag team preached from James 3 on taming the tongue.