Amos 8:1-14, Hebrew 6:10, 4:12, 1 Thessalonians 2:13, Matthew 4:4, Luke 19:40, Romans 1:20

We ought to profess the word of God, so if not, "The stones will cry out," as it says in Luke. In this chapter of Amos, the people of God were going to go into a dry season, a season of not hearing the word of God being preached, and thus, Amos prophetizes that to God's people. In this instance, it is as if we go through a dry season or enter into a time in the wilderness when everything seems dark and dry in our lives, but we ought to crave the word of God even more in this moment for it to quench our thirst.

The word of God is "alive and active," as it says in Hebrews. It performs work that we need to be made aware of. It always redirects our lives and stops us from sinning. For this reason, we are to share His word with unbelievers at all costs so that they can revive, become new in God, and change their ways of living. I encourage you (and me) to profess his truth with someone today or during this week.