(Continuing in our series in the OT book of Amos.) Yesterday, we looked at the charges against Israel: injustice and exploitation superficial worship that doesn’t involve a change in behaviour worshipping the gods and idols of the world Today, the focus is on the judgement and call to repentance.

This week we’re continuing our series in the Old Testament book of Amos. So far, we’ve seen a complacent Israel (the northern kingdom) confronted by a prophet from Judah (the southern kingdom) telling them that God’s not happy with them. In fact, he’s warned them time and time again, through prophets, through drought, through military… Continue reading Amos 5 and 6 – Part One