The virtually unknown prophet Amos bursts onto the pages of history with a warning relevant to his time. He confronts the nation of Israel with the unchanging nature of God and warns them to repent before judgment falls. As we study a period in the history of a nation that had turned its back on God, we draw disturbing parallels with our own time.

Amos 1:1-2:3. Judgment on the NationsIntroduction
God's Judgment Imminent
Judgments Against: Syria
Philistia
Tyre
Edom
Ammon
Moab
Amos 2:4-16. Judgment on Judah and Israel
Judgment Against Judah
Judgment Against Israel
Heartless Oppression of the Poor
Perverted Justice
Sexual Immorality and Idolatry
God Rejected
Judgment Unavoidable
Amos 3:1-15. The Broken Covenant
A Broken Covenant
The Prophet Defends His Office
A Remnant Will be Saved
Amos 4:1-13. Hypocritical Religion
Punishment for "Fat Cows"
Religious Pride and Hypocrisy
God's Dealings to Israel to Repentance
Final Judgment is Inevitable
Amos 5:1-27. A Lament for the Nation
A Lament for the Nation
Seek God in Truth
A Promise for the Repentant
The Day of the Lord
Sincerity in Worship
Amos 6:1-14. Warning to the Unconcerned
A Warning to the Unconcerned
Pride and Selfish Indulgence
The Severity of the Coming Judgment
Amos 7:1-17. Intercession and Opposition
Intercession for Israel
The Vision of Locusts
The Vision of a Destroying Fire
The Vision of the Plumb Line
Opposition to the Word of God
Amos Threatened
Amos Defends His Ministry
Amos Stands for the Truth
Amaziah's Punishment
Amos 8:1-14. The Basket of Ripe Summer Fruit
A Basket of Ripe Summer Fruit
A Warning of Judgment
Amos 9:1-15. No Escape-But a Saviour Promised
The Temple at Bethel Destroyed
No Escape From God's Judgment
Misplaced Trust
Scattering and Sifting
The Restoration of the Davidic Kingship