Sermons
Michael Nowling – November 8, 2020
SHH…It Will Go Better With You
In Amos’ day, the faithful life looked like a grand game of whack-a-mole. The rules were simple; either go along to get along or get whacked. Amos, like other prophets in Israel and Judah, was called to proclaim difficult truths to the people of his day. He also faced times of persecution and rejection. Christians today are often in a similar situation to Amos. As we have been called by Christ to make disciples in all the nations (even the ones who do not want to listen), so we should expect to face our own fair share of resistance.
Scripture References: Jeremiah 26:7-9, Acts 4:8-20, Amos 8:1-14, Amos 7:10-17
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