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Sermons from John MusgraveM.Div., Reformed Theological Seminary, OrlandoB.A., Wittenberg University, Springfield, Ohio
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Jesus Is King—and That Is Good News | Amos 9.11–15 (opens the original)
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Why is it good news that Jesus is King? Amos 9:11–15 promises the restoration of David's fallen kingdom, and that promise finds its fulfillment in Jesus, the Son of David and God's chosen King. In this sermon, we examine Amos in its original context and then see how Jesus fulfills its promise of a restored Davidic King. Jesus is the Messiah—the Anointed One, the King God has given His people. Unlike the kings of the nations, Jesus is the faithful King who shepherds, protects, leads, and blesses
God’s Good Care, Even in Hardship | Amos 9:1-10 (opens the original)
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Does God care for His people even when things are really hard? Amos 9:1-10 gives us a powerful answer: even in judgment, hardship, suffering, and chaos, God does not abandon those who belong to Him. In this sermon segment from Amos 9:1-10, we consider the special care and protection God gives to His people—even when destruction is happening all around them. Amos speaks of God shaking Israel among the nations, yet promising not to completely destroy the house of Jacob. God preserves His people. T
God Cares for You in the Chaos | Amos 9.1-10 (opens the original)
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What does God's care for His people mean when life is filled with suffering, chaos, decay, and death? In Amos 9:1-10, God warns of judgment, but He also promises that He will not totally destroy the house of Jacob. He will preserve a remnant of His people. For Christians, this promise is deeply encouraging. Because we have faith in Jesus Christ, we are children of Abraham and beneficiaries of God's covenant promises. Even when life is marked by sickness, suffering, brokenness, loss, and death, G
Being a "Good Church Member" & Eternal Exile (Amos 9.1–10) (opens the original)
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Is your confidence resting in your church attendance, baptism, or outward religious affiliation? In this expository segment from Amos 9:1–10 (and drawing from Jeremiah 7), we examine God’s sobering warning against covenant presumption and false assurance. Just as ancient Israel pointed to the temple and believed judgment could never touch them, many today fall into the trap of trusting in church membership or external rites rather than true, saving faith in Jesus Christ. God promises to sift His
Is God Sovereign Over Chaos & Disaster? | Amos 9.1–10 (opens the original)
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Is God sovereign over chaos and disaster? Amos 9:1–10 gives a striking answer: God is not merely sovereign over the good things that happen in this world—He is sovereign even over calamity, judgment, destruction, and the chaos that surrounds us. In this sermon segment from Amos 9:1–10, we consider what God's sovereignty means when life seems chaotic and disaster strikes. Amos shows us that there is no place where God's authority does not reach. His sovereignty extends over nations, judgment, exi
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