The people of the prophet Amos’s time were living in luxury while oppressing the poor, caught up in various evil practices as described in Amos Chapters 3 through 5. And though much of God’s message through Amos was dismissed by the people, Pastor Brett Meador wants us to consider in Today’s Word, God’s loving correction as we find ourselves living in similar godless ways.

The prophet Amos ministered during a time of economic prosperity in Israel, as the successful there used their prosperity for mere self-indulgence. As Pastor Brett Meador reveals how Amos exposes how false security blinds people to approaching judgment, we’re reminded too of the danger of spiritual complacency wrapped in the lure of material comfort in Today’s Word.

The people of the prophet Amos's day were wealthy, confident in themselves, and living in relative safety but unaware that soon it was all about to come crashing down. As Pastor Brett Meador parallels our current culture, we’re challenged to learn from their example in Today’s Word to humble ourselves before the Lord, not allowing prosperity to turn into self-indulgence.

The people of the prophet Amos's day were wealthy, confident in themselves, and living in relative safety but unaware that soon it was all about to come crashing down. As Pastor Brett Meador parallels our current culture, we’re challenged to learn from their example in Today’s Word to humble ourselves before the Lord, not allowing prosperity to turn into self-indulgence.

In the book of Amos we find God bringing some charges against the surrounding nations of Israel and the prophet Amos has been called upon to read their indictments. And as he does, we’ll see how their judgments will come down and nothing will be able to stop them. But Pastor Brett Meador also notes once again how today’s news is remarkably reflected in Today’s Word.

The book of Amos begins with God’s judgments on the nations surrounding Israel - Damascus, Gaza, Edom, Ammon and others - condemning their violence and cruelty. But when the focus turns to Judah and Israel, their rejection of God’s law is exposed as well. In Today’s Word, Pastor Brett Meador draws an important reminder for the accountability of believers before the Lord.

The Old Testament prophet Amos brought a message of judgment. The first two chapters of the book of Amos describe the judgment of the Lord, first against several Gentile nations such as Damascus and Gaza, before turning his attention to Judah and Israel. From Today’s Word, Pastor Brett Meador describes the rebellion that burdened God, yet went unheeded by man.

Amos Chapter 3 issues a clear challenge for believers to leave behind disobedience and pursue spiritual agreement with God, for only then can we experience true fellowship in our walk of faith with Him. Continuing a new study series in Amos, Pastor Brett Meador draws a clear message from Today’s Word that fellowship with God requires walking in harmony with His will.

Amos Chapter 3 verse 3 proposes a simple question to the people to cause them to consider their walk with God and whether they are actually doing it or not. As Pastor Brett Meador digs into what walking with the Lord looks like, we’re challenged to consider Amos' question and examine our own walks as well. That’s coming up as we begin a new study series in Today’s Word.

Amos Chapter 3 verse 3 proposes a simple question to the people to cause them to consider their walk with God and whether they are actually doing it or not. As Pastor Brett Meador digs into what walking with the Lord looks like, we’re challenged to consider Amos' question and examine our own walks as well. That’s coming up as we begin a new study series in Today’s Word.