Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann Redemption is Near, Part 1 Series: The Lord's Roar: God's Call to Faithfulness in a Culture That Has it All Scripture: Amos 9 Episode: 1376

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann Judgement is Near: How Arrogance Leads to Downfall, Part 2 Series: The Lord's Roar: God's Call to Faithfulness in a Culture That Has it All Scripture: Amos 6:4–14, Amos 7, Amos 8, Amos 9:1–4 Episode: 1375

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann Judgement is Near: How Arrogance Leads to Downfall, Part 1 Series: The Lord's Roar: God's Call to Faithfulness in a Culture That Has it All Scripture: Amos 6:4–14, Amos 7, Amos 8, Amos 9:1–4 Episode: 1374

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann You Shall Worship Me Rightly, Part 2 Series: The Lord's Roar: God's Call to Faithfulness in a Culture That Has it All Scripture: Amos 5:18-27 Episode: 1373

In Amos 5:18-27, God warns Israel about the Day of the Lord, challenging their misguided expectation that it will bring light and victory. Instead, He declares it will be a day of darkness and judgment due to their sins. God rejects their empty religious rituals, stating that He desires justice to roll on like a river and righteousness like a never-failing stream, rather than sacrifices and offerings. He condemns their idolatry and warns that they will face exile beyond Damascus for turning away from Him. Key themes include the true meaning of worship, judgment on false expectations, and the call for justice and righteousness.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann You Shall Worship Me Rightly, Part 1 Series: The Lord's Roar: God's Call to Faithfulness in a Culture That Has it All Scripture: Amos 5:18-27 Episode: 1372

In Amos 5:18-27, God warns Israel about the Day of the Lord, challenging their misguided expectation that it will bring light and victory. Instead, He declares it will be a day of darkness and judgment due to their sins. God rejects their empty religious rituals, stating that He desires justice to roll on like a river and righteousness like a never-failing stream, rather than sacrifices and offerings. He condemns their idolatry and warns that they will face exile beyond Damascus for turning away from Him. Key themes include the true meaning of worship, judgment on false expectations, and the call for justice and righteousness.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann You Shall Live Holy Lives, Part 2 Series: The Lord's Roar: God's Call to Faithfulness in a Culture That Has it All Scripture: Amos 5:1-17 Episode: 1371

In Amos 5:1-17, God laments over Israel’s downfall, describing their fate as certain unless they seek Him and live. He condemns their reliance on empty rituals and calls for genuine repentance, urging them to seek the Lord instead of trusting in places like Bethel and Gilgal. God denounces Israel’s social injustice, particularly their oppression of the poor and perversion of justice in the courts. He warns of a coming day of mourning and judgment, where God’s justice will sweep through the land. Key themes include seeking God for life, rejecting empty worship, and addressing social injustice.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann Avoid the Sly Sins of Selfishness, Part 2 Series: The Lord's Roar: God's Call to Faithfulness in a Culture That Has it All Scripture: Amos 4 Episode: 1369

In Amos 4, God rebukes the women of Samaria, referred to as the “cows of Bashan,” for their oppression of the poorand self-indulgence. He warns of their coming judgment, including exile and destruction. God recounts His repeated attempts to bring Israel to repentance through various calamities, such as drought, famine, plagues, and military defeat, yet they stubbornly refused to return to Him. The chapter ends with a chilling call to prepare to meet your God, emphasizing His power as Creator and Judge. Key themes include oppression of the poor, refusal to repent, and God’s sovereignty in judgment.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann Avoid the Sly Sins of Selfishness, Part 1 Series: The Lord's Roar: God's Call to Faithfulness in a Culture That Has it All Scripture: Amos 4 Episode: 1368

In Amos 4, God rebukes the women of Samaria, referred to as the “cows of Bashan,” for their oppression of the poorand self-indulgence. He warns of their coming judgment, including exile and destruction. God recounts His repeated attempts to bring Israel to repentance through various calamities, such as drought, famine, plagues, and military defeat, yet they stubbornly refused to return to Him. The chapter ends with a chilling call to prepare to meet your God, emphasizing His power as Creator and Judge. Key themes include oppression of the poor, refusal to repent, and God’s sovereignty in judgment.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann There Will Be No Hint of Darkness Among You, Part 2* Series: The Lord's Roar: God's Call to Faithfulness in a Culture That Has it All Scripture: Amos 3 Episode: 1367* *continued from part one on episode 1361.

In Amos 3, God calls Israel to account, emphasizing their unique relationship as His chosen people and holding them responsible for their sins. Using a series of rhetorical questions, God demonstrates that judgment is inevitable when His warnings are ignored. He declares that Israel’s privilege brings greater accountability and announces that their oppression of the poorand accumulation of wealth through injustice have provoked His anger. God warns that an enemy will invade and bring destruction, including upon the altars of Bethel, where Israel’s false worship takes place. Key themes include divine judgment, accountability of the chosen, and consequences of social injustice and false worship.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann There Will Be No Hint of Darkness Among You, Part 1 Series: The Lord's Roar: God's Call to Faithfulness in a Culture That Has it All Scripture: Amos 3 Episode: 1361

In Amos 3, God calls Israel to account, emphasizing their unique relationship as His chosen people and holding them responsible for their sins. Using a series of rhetorical questions, God demonstrates that judgment is inevitable when His warnings are ignored. He declares that Israel’s privilege brings greater accountability and announces that their oppression of the poor and accumulation of wealth through injustice have provoked His anger. God warns that an enemy will invade and bring destruction, including upon the altars of Bethel, where Israel’s false worship takes place. Key themes include divine judgment, accountability of the chosen, and consequences of social injustice and false worship.