Amos 7 – 3rd July 2005 
•	Look at God’s plans for judgement in vv1-10.  Why does he relent?  Why is the plumb line his most finely tuned form of judgement?
•	(You may want to discuss the sense in which God relents?  Does he not have a firm plan for the future?)
•	What is Amos’ reaction to God’s plans?  Would that be our reaction?
•	In what areas do we need to be more like Amos as we interact with our world?
•	Amaziah (vv10-17) is the voice of establishment power.  What do we learn about him from these verses?  In what ways might modern people be like him?
•	Amos’ response indicates his qualifications.  How far is his call unique, and how much does it apply to all Christians?  In previous generations our life’s work was said to be “our calling”.  Do we need a call from God in order to know what to do with out lives?
•	In what ways do you think God might be prompting you to change your life?

Amos 7 – 3rd July 2005 
•	Look at God’s plans for judgement in vv1-10.  Why does he relent?  Why is the plumb line his most finely tuned form of judgement?
•	(You may want to discuss the sense in which God relents?  Does he not have a firm plan for the future?)
•	What is Amos’ reaction to God’s plans?  Would that be our reaction?
•	In what areas do we need to be more like Amos as we interact with our world?
•	Amaziah (vv10-17) is the voice of establishment power.  What do we learn about him from these verses?  In what ways might modern people be like him?
•	Amos’ response indicates his qualifications.  How far is his call unique, and how much does it apply to all Christians?  In previous generations our life’s work was said to be “our calling”.  Do we need a call from God in order to know what to do with out lives?
•	In what ways do you think God might be prompting you to change your life?

Amos 7 – 3rd July 2005 
•	Look at God’s plans for judgement in vv1-10.  Why does he relent?  Why is the plumb line his most finely tuned form of judgement?
•	(You may want to discuss the sense in which God relents?  Does he not have a firm plan for the future?)
•	What is Amos’ reaction to God’s plans?  Would that be our reaction?
•	In what areas do we need to be more like Amos as we interact with our world?
•	Amaziah (vv10-17) is the voice of establishment power.  What do we learn about him from these verses?  In what ways might modern people be like him?
•	Amos’ response indicates his qualifications.  How far is his call unique, and how much does it apply to all Christians?  In previous generations our life’s work was said to be “our calling”.  Do we need a call from God in order to know what to do with out lives?
•	In what ways do you think God might be prompting you to change your life?