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Join our mailing listThere are consequences for a nation when they reject God's revelation. Amos cries, Amos whose name means 'burden', he cries: 'I am pressed under this burden of sin'. My friend tonight, are we burdened, are we burdened about the presence of these very sins in our nation? Perhaps in our businesses, in our professions, whatever they may be, our careers? In our churches? In our homes? Maybe even cherished in our hearts? Oh, do you hear the message of Amos? 'God is roaring!'. I hope this week, as I preach to you from this prophet, that you will hear the roar of God who is crying: 'There is no longer any difference between My people in the world'. Or is the problem that we are deafened because our ears are plugged, like the Israelites, by affluence, by aimlessness, by apathy, by even our religious services? We think all is well, and like Amaziah and Jeroboam at that Chapel, they're wondering what this boy is talking about. Amos was God's man under God's burden with God's message, and it is my prayer that this week - for our nation, and for our homes, and for our individual lives - all of you, all of us will get under the burden of God... [Listen or read more...]

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