False security in comfort and privilege, leads to spiritual numbness that invites judgement. God’s call for His church today to reject self-indulgent ease for a hope in God that produces repentance, obedience, and lives lived for His glory.

Main Point:
In the heart of a book of judgement, Amos reveals the Father's dual strategy: relentless invitations of love and grace alongside clear warnings of the consequences of resistance - both designed to drive His people to seek the Lord and live.

Like a good father, God establishes firm boundaries for His people and leaves no ambiguity when discipline is required.

Failure to respond to God’s grace always results in self-focused worship, idolatry, and spiritual deception. The opposite of neglecting God’s grace is responding to it with a wholehearted, life-changing obedience.

Main Point:
True worship is not a sunday show - it is a whole life response to God's redeeming grace that produces a redemptive community marked by justice, mercy, and obedience.

Points of the Sermon:

1. Amos and his Context
2. The Lion Roars
3. Zooming In: All nations are judged for their sin.
4. What We Can Learn from God's People Who Went Before.

Points of the Sermon:

1. Amos and his Context
2. The Lion Roars
3. Zooming In: All nations are judged for their sin.
4. What We Can Learn from God's People Who Went Before.