When Amos gazed upon the church, he found a religion which was very religious, who adored what was traditional, but had shaken themselves free from divine revelation. This fiery prophet from Tekoa, blends the roar of the lion into the voice of the prophet. His own voice calling out in God's name to the people to heed before it's too late. 

Is this prophet speaking to us today?

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The Day of Atonement features two goats. One for God and the other called "Azazel" the scapegoat. Can God really take away the sins of the people once and for all? Wouldn't be nice if there was just one sacrifice to cover them all? Stay tuned and let's see!

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I want to talk to you about the world of Jesus. I want to take you into the first century Jewish world and show you how the Jews of Jesus day approached the scripture. What it meant to them to truly be a disciple. Jesus says "Follow Me".

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 This is our final lesson in Paul's epistle to the Romans. We can now look at the four big movements in this letter. Which are the revelation of God, the new humanity that results and how this is the fulfillment of God's original promise and finally, therefore, the unity of God's people in the light of Christ.

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Moses sees the bush that is burning but is not consumed. It's only when Moses turns aside to see this wondrous sight that God Speaks. In Genesis God goes looking for a people, in Exodus he says I want to come down and live in your midst. 

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This is Paul's P.S. to Romans. What we get to see here is Paul of the clock. There is something really beautifully profound about watching Paul slide into his personal space here. That is why chapter 16 is so important for us to absorb because this is Paul at his best, his most open and honest, most gracious and optimistic and grateful and thankful.

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Jesus gives us the last parable in this series. He says the kingdom is like a net that catches all kinds. Then he speaks of a judgment then he asks his disciples if they understand. Of course they say "Yes". But this is a very tough parable, so let's take our time and respect (see again) these awesome words of Jesus and see what he is really telling us.

In chapter, Paul in some ways is going to continue on from where he left off in chapter 14, but in other ways, he does begin to make a bit of a shift here. Because for Paul, the gospel does more than just save us. It was a gospel that captures us and motivates us and transforms us and fills us with purpose that points us back toward each other because this is the secret of the life of Christ, now, in us and through us.

Today we dive into the parables of the hidden treasure in the field and the merchant seeking goodly pearls. Is Jesus telling us the same story twice or is something else going on here because everything in God's kingdom is upside down even when he asks you to give everything to find it.

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Join us as we tread through this great epistle called Romans. Today we journey through chapter 14. There is only one big argument here and it all revolves around what we eat. Paul will hammer that metaphor over and over. Then in the context of meat and vegetables, Paul brings us back to what true faith really looks like.

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