Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann Judgement Begins in the House of the Lord, Part 2 Series: The Lord's Roar: God's Call to Faithfulness in a Culture That Has it All Scripture: Amos 2:4-16 Episode: 1360

In Amos 2:4-16, God’s judgment shifts to Judah and Israel for their sins, focusing on Israel’s social injustice and moral corruption. God condemns Judah for rejecting His law, then turns to Israel, indicting them for oppressing the poor, exploiting the righteous, and engaging in idolatry. The Lord reminds Israel of His past deliverance from Egyptand His gifts of prophets and Nazirites to guide them, yet they responded with disobedience. God warns of inescapable punishment, stating that warriors, swift runners, and the strong will not be able to flee His judgment. Key themes include social justice, accountability, and the consequences of turning from God.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann Judgement Begins in the House of the Lord, Part 1  Series: The Lord's Roar: God's Call to Faithfulness in a Culture That Has it All Scripture: Amos 2:4-16 Episode: 1359

In Amos 2:4-16, God’s judgment shifts to Judah and Israel for their sins, focusing on Israel’s social injustice and moral corruption. God condemns Judah for rejecting His law, then turns to Israel, indicting them for oppressing the poor, exploiting the righteous, and engaging in idolatry. The Lord reminds Israel of His past deliverance from Egyptand His gifts of prophets and Nazirites to guide them, yet they responded with disobedience. God warns of inescapable punishment, stating that warriors, swift runners, and the strong will not be able to flee His judgment. Key themes include social justice, accountability, and the consequences of turning from God.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann The Judge of the Whole World, Part 2 Series: The Lord's Roar: God's Call to Faithfulness in a Culture That Has it All Scripture: Amos 1 - 2:1-5 Episode: 1358

In Amos 1 through 2:1-5, God pronounces judgment on the surrounding nations for their repeated transgressions and acts of injustice. Amos begins by listing the sins of Damascus, Gaza, Tyre, Edom, Ammon, and Moab, condemning each for violence, cruelty, and betrayal against their neighbors. The Lord’s wrath is portrayed as fire sent to consume strongholds as a consequence for their actions. God’s judgment then extends to Judah for rejecting His law and failing to keep His commandments. Key themes include divine judgment, accountability for injustice, and the consequences of rejecting God’s law.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann The Judge of the Whole World, Part 1 Series: The Lord's Roar: God's Call to Faithfulness in a Culture That Has it All Scripture: Amos 1 - 2:1-5 Episode: 1357

In Amos 1 through 2:1-5, God pronounces judgment on the surrounding nations for their repeated transgressions and acts of injustice. Amos begins by listing the sins of Damascus, Gaza, Tyre, Edom, Ammon, and Moab, condemning each for violence, cruelty, and betrayal against their neighbors. The Lord’s wrath is portrayed as fire sent to consume strongholds as a consequence for their actions. God’s judgment then extends to Judah for rejecting His law and failing to keep His commandments. Key themes include divine judgment, accountability for injustice, and the consequences of rejecting God’s law.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann Get Rid of Conformity and Cling to Christ, Part 2 Series: Colossians Scripture: Col. 2:16-23 Episode: 1356

In Colossians 2:16-23, Paul cautions believers against legalistic practices and judgment over dietary laws, festivals, and Sabbaths, which are merely shadows of what is to come—the reality found in Christ. He warns them not to be led astray by those who take pride in false humility and worship of angels, stressing that these practices lack true value. Paul emphasizes that believers have died with Christ to the world’s principles and should not be burdened by human rulesthat appear wise but are powerless against fleshly desires. Key themes include freedom from legalism, Christ as the true substance, and rejecting empty rituals.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann Get Rid of Conformity and Cling to Christ, Part 1, Series: Colossians Scripture: Col. 2:16-23 Episode: 1355

In Colossians 2:16-23, Paul cautions believers against legalistic practices and judgment over dietary laws, festivals, and Sabbaths, which are merely shadows of what is to come—the reality found in Christ. He warns them not to be led astray by those who take pride in false humility and worship of angels, stressing that these practices lack true value. Paul emphasizes that believers have died with Christ to the world’s principles and should not be burdened by human rulesthat appear wise but are powerless against fleshly desires. Key themes include freedom from legalism, Christ as the true substance, and rejecting empty rituals.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann Find True Life in Christ, Part 2  Series: Colossians Scripture: Col. 2:8-15 Episode: 1354

In Colossians 2:8-15, Paul warns believers against deceptive philosophies that are based on human tradition rather than Christ’s teachings. He emphasizes that the fullness of deity dwells in Christ and that believers have been made complete in Him, who is the head over all rulers and authorities. Through baptism, they are buried with Christ and raised to new life by God’s power. Paul explains that Jesus canceled the record of debt against them by nailing it to the cross, disarming spiritual rulers and authorities. Key themes include avoiding deception, fullness in Christ, spiritual rebirth, and victory over sin through the cross.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann Find True Life in Christ, Part 1  Series: Colossians Scripture: Col. 2:8-15 Episode: 1353

In Colossians 2:8-15, Paul warns believers against deceptive philosophies that are based on human tradition rather than Christ’s teachings. He emphasizes that the fullness of deity dwells in Christ and that believers have been made complete in Him, who is the head over all rulers and authorities. Through baptism, they are buried with Christ and raised to new life by God’s power. Paul explains that Jesus canceled the record of debt against them by nailing it to the cross, disarming spiritual rulers and authorities. Key themes include avoiding deception, fullness in Christ, spiritual rebirth, and victory over sin through the cross.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann God's Secret Plan to Save Your Soul, Part 2 Series: Colossians Scripture: Col. 1:24-2:7 Episode: 1352

In Colossians 1:24 through 2:7, Paul speaks of his joy in suffering for the church, viewing his hardships as part of Christ’s afflictions for the sake of believers. He explains his role as a servant of the gospel to reveal the mystery of Christ to the Gentiles—Christ in you, the hope of glory. Paul shares his deep commitment to helping believers grow in spiritual maturity and knowledge of Christ. In Chapter 2, he encourages them to be rooted and built up in Christ, with hearts knit together in love and full assurance in understanding God’s mystery. Key themes include joy in suffering, spiritual maturity, and being rooted in faith.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann God's Secret Plan to Save Your Soul, Part 1 Series: Colossians Scripture: Col. 1:24-2:7 Episode: 1351

In Colossians 1:24 through 2:7, Paul speaks of his joy in suffering for the church, viewing his hardships as part of Christ’s afflictions for the sake of believers. He explains his role as a servant of the gospel to reveal the mystery of Christ to the Gentiles—Christ in you, the hope of glory. Paul shares his deep commitment to helping believers grow in spiritual maturity and knowledge of Christ. In Chapter 2, he encourages them to be rooted and built up in Christ, with hearts knit together in love and full assurance in understanding God’s mystery. Key themes include joy in suffering, spiritual maturity, and being rooted in faith.