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All too easily, humans can twist religion into something aimed at serving our comfort, cravings, and convenience. That’s the temptation that Amos called Israel out for, and it's a temptation we have to be on guard against today.

We all love poetic justice—when it happens to someone else. But Amos wants us to realize that God's true justice implicates each and every one of us.

"What sort of man is this, that even winds and sea obey him?" He is Yahweh, and He is with us in every storm we face.

Is Jesus enough?

Jesus Christ is the anchor of our souls amid all of life's transitions and storms. He is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Therefore, have confidence in him to sustain you.

Matthew draws our attention to Jesus' interaction with Peter's mother-in-law, as well as many who are oppressed by demons and sick. What does this section add to the portrait of the person and work of Christ that Matthew is painting for us? And how should we respond?