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Amos was an unremarkable man whose life was radically re-directed when God chose him to deliver a devastating message to the people of Israel. In a time of economic prosperity, religious hypocrisy, and moral degeneracy, God sent Amos to warn God’s people that His patience had run out. Alistair Begg teaches that God’s message, spoken ... Continue Reading 

Saddened by God’s impending judgment on Israel, Amos lamented over the nation that once held so much promise, but had become devoted to the routines of worship, rather than to God. Amos entreated them to once again seek God and seek good rather than evil. Similarly, Alistair Begg entreats us to avoid the delusion of a ... Continue Reading 

Our world is full of challenges to improve our moral behavior. But how does the Gospel of Jesus call the Church to holiness? Alistair Begg shows how the Christian’s holiness is achieved not by man’s moral behavior, but by the atoning work of Christ. Unlike the sacrificial animals of the Old Testament, Jesus volunteered for ... Continue Reading 

Many are familiar with the Christmas story, but few appreciate that the significance of Christmas is found at the cross. Alistair Begg challenges us to consider that Jesus is also the Man of Sorrows. He was rejected by men and endured the wrath of God in the place of the rebellious, and He invites men and women ... Continue Reading 

One day we all will stand in judgment before a holy and righteous God. Through Christ, we can stand before Him reconciled, but when we stand on our own merit, we stand before Him alienated. As Alistair Begg expounds on our alienation and the reconciliation offered through Christ, we are helped to see how sin separates us ... Continue Reading 

One day we all will stand in judgment before a holy and righteous God. Through Christ, we can stand before Him reconciled, but when we stand on our own merit, we stand before Him alienated. As Alistair Begg expounds on our alienation and the reconciliation offered through Christ, we are helped to see how sin separates us ... Continue Reading 

What comfort can we speak into the turbulence of our times? Alistair Begg reminds us that we cannot properly understand the condition of the world without acknowledging our own innate hostility towards God. When we exalt Christ to the highest place and hide ourselves in Him, we will find an unshakeable refuge from the wrath to come ... Continue Reading