Agreement with God
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Amos 3:3
By Chuck Smith0GEN 5:24PSA 16:11PSA 23:4AMO 3:3MIC 6:8MAT 11:28JHN 15:11ROM 5:8PHP 4:131JN 1:7Chuck Smith emphasizes the importance of walking with God, highlighting that it is possible to experience His presence, love, and strength. He discusses the benefits of this relationship, including peace, confidence, joy, and strength, which come from being in harmony with God. Smith stresses that agreement with God is essential for this walk, as one must choose to follow His path. He points out that while the verse raises the question of fellowship, the true gospel is found in Jesus, who bridges the gap between a holy God and sinful man. Ultimately, the cross serves as the meeting place for this divine relationship.
The War Against Agreement With God
By Phil Beach Jr.211:01:36AMO 3:1Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the critical nature of walking in agreement with God, highlighting that there is a spiritual war against this unity. He draws from the book of Amos to illustrate how God desires an intimate relationship with His people, yet many fail to align with His will, leading to judgment and disharmony. The preacher challenges listeners to examine who they are in agreement with, stressing that true Christianity involves a commitment to God's purpose rather than personal desires. He warns that the enemy seeks to disrupt this agreement, urging believers to actively pursue a life that reflects God's will. Ultimately, Beach calls for a heartfelt dedication to align with God, emphasizing the importance of prayer and obedience in this pursuit.
How Can to Walk Unless They Be Agreed (Amos 3_3)
By Phil Beach Jr.4629:41AMO 3:3ROM 8:121CO 6:191CO 9:24Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the necessity of being in agreement with the Holy Spirit to walk in harmony with God, referencing Amos 3:3. He explains that true victory over struggles comes from yielding our bodies, souls, and spirits to the Holy Spirit, recognizing that we are not our own but have been bought with a price. The preacher encourages believers to allow the Holy Spirit to lead their lives, moving beyond a superficial relationship with God to a deeper, more intimate communion. He highlights that the groaning of the Holy Spirit within us is a call to surrender and to live in accordance with God's will. Ultimately, Beach calls for a commitment to make the Holy Spirit the Lord of every aspect of our lives.