Sunday 20 October
Amos: Seek God & Live. Amos 6 WOE!
Laura Hewett
Laura walks us through Amos 6 highlighting that God cares about justice and righteousness. Laura challenges us with the question: Where is your actual attention?
Life Group questions
Amos: Seek God & Live. Amos 6 WOE!
Amos: Seek God & Live. Amos 6. WOE!
Read Amos 6
- What stands out to you in this passage?
In verses 4-6, Amos gives some examples of how God’s people were living. Taken together, these convey a sense of luxury and ease, which Amos is prophesying against.
- How could you rewrite this list with examples from contemporary Western culture?
The list is framed by verse 1, and the second half of verse 6 through to verse 8.
- What do these verses have in common? What is the key sin that Israel is committing?
Verses 12 and 13 also show us the key concerns of this chapter.
- What is going on here?
- Why do you think God is responding so aggressively? Why are these things such a big deal to him?
- What do you sense God might be saying to you today?
- What are you going to do about it?
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