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We must be taking the time to share how God delivered you. That is your testimony—not how smart you were, how hard you worked, or how talented you are. Your testimony is how God met you in your weakness, how He provided when you had nothing, how He healed what was broken, how He restored what was lost.

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As we study Obadiah together, we'll be challenged to examine our own hearts for pride, our own actions for betrayal, and our own silence in the face of injustice. May we be people who humble ourselves before God, who defend rather than betray our brothers and sisters, and who actively oppose evil rather than passively observe it.

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Listen when God speaks. Obey when He corrects. Defend prophetic voices even when they're unpopular. Support those calling for justice. Read Scripture daily. Treasure every word. Don't take this gift for granted

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God isn't asking you to feel guilty for being blessed. He's asking you to stay engaged with those who aren't. He's warning that comfort can breed indifference, and indifference is spiritual death. Stay alert. Stay compassionate. Stay engaged. Your purpose is bigger than your comfort.

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God wants more than your Sunday performance. He wants your Monday through Saturday transformation. He wants hearts changed, lives realigned, and justice flowing abundantly through every believer who claims to worship Him.

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If you pursue justice to earn God's favor, you've missed the point. If you do right to get blessed, your motive is corrupted. But when you seek good because you genuinely love righteousness, because you truly care about others, because your heart has been transformed by God—then He responds with grace.

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If you claim to walk with God, the people around you should be able to tell without you saying a word. Your character should preach. Your compassion should testify. Your justice should witness.

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As we study Amos together, we'll be challenged. His words will confront us. But that confrontation is an act of love—God refusing to let us settle for comfortable religion when He's calling us to costly discipleship. May we have ears to hear what the Spirit is saying through this shepherd-prophet's uncomfortable truth.