The Book of Amos is an intriguing Scripture from a unique individual, Amos, a shepherd and fig tree farmer dwelling in southern Judah who is called by God to go to Bethel and announce warnings of judgment to the northern kingdom of Israel.
Join us as we allow the prophecies of Amos to examine us this summer.
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The Book of Amos is an intriguing Scripture from a unique individual, Amos, a shepherd and fig tree farmer dwelling in southern Judah who is called by God to go to Bethel and announce warnings of judgment to the northern kingdom of Israel.
This is the second message in our summer series on the book of Amos. In this teaching we consider Amos 1:3 through 2:3.
Sermon Discussion Guide

The Book of Amos is an intriguing Scripture from a unique individual, Amos, a shepherd and fig tree farmer dwelling in southern Judah who is called by God to go to Bethel and announce warnings of judgment to the northern kingdom of Israel.
This is the third message in our summer series on the book of Amos. In this teaching we consider Amos 2:4 through verse 16.
Sermon Discussion Guide

The Book of Amos is an intriguing Scripture from a unique individual, Amos, a shepherd and fig tree farmer dwelling in southern Judah who is called by God to go to Bethel and announce warnings of judgment to the northern kingdom of Israel.
This is the fourth message in our summer series on the book of Amos. In this teaching we consider Amos 3:1 through verse 8.
Sermon Discussion Guide

The Book of Amos is an intriguing Scripture from a unique individual, Amos, a shepherd and fig tree farmer dwelling in southern Judah who is called by God to go to Bethel and announce warnings of judgment to the northern kingdom of Israel.
This is the fourth message in our summer series on the book of Amos. In this teaching we consider Amos 3:9 through verse 15.
Sermon Discussion Guide

The Book of Amos is an intriguing Scripture from a unique individual, Amos, a shepherd and fig tree farmer dwelling in southern Judah who is called by God to go to Bethel and announce warnings of judgment to the northern kingdom of Israel.
This is the sixth message in our summer series on the book of Amos. In this teaching, we consider Amos 4:1 through verse 3.
Sermon Discussion Guide

The Book of Amos is an intriguing Scripture from a unique individual, Amos, a shepherd and fig tree farmer dwelling in southern Judah who is called by God to go to Bethel and announce warnings of judgment to the northern kingdom of Israel.
This is the seventh message in our summer series on the book of Amos. In this teaching, we consider Amos 4:4 through verse 13.
Sermon Discussion Guide

The Book of Amos is an intriguing Scripture from a unique individual, Amos, a shepherd and fig tree farmer dwelling in southern Judah who is called by God to go to Bethel and announce warnings of judgment to the northern kingdom of Israel.
This is the eighth message in our summer series on the book of Amos. In this teaching, we consider Amos 5.
Sermon Discussion Guide

The Book of Amos is an intriguing Scripture from a unique individual, Amos, a shepherd and fig tree farmer dwelling in southern Judah who is called by God to go to Bethel and announce warnings of judgment to the northern kingdom of Israel.
This is the ninth message in our summer series on the book of Amos. In this teaching, we consider Amos 6.
Sermon Discussion Guide

The Book of Amos is an intriguing Scripture from a unique individual, Amos, a shepherd and fig tree farmer dwelling in southern Judah who is called by God to go to Bethel and announce warnings of judgment to the northern kingdom of Israel.
This is the tenth message in our summer series on the book of Amos. In this teaching, we consider Amos 7:1-8:3.
Sermon Discussion Guide

The Book of Amos is an intriguing Scripture from a unique individual, Amos, a shepherd and fig tree farmer dwelling in southern Judah who is called by God to go to Bethel and announce warnings of judgment to the northern kingdom of Israel.
This is the final message in our summer series on the book of Amos. In this teaching, we consider Amos 8:4-9:15.
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