Book of Amos Bible Study: What Does The Bible And Human Trafficking | Pastor Allen Nolan Sermon

Embark on a profound journey through the Book of Amos with Pastor Allen Nolan in this captivating Bible study that draws startling parallels between scripture and the modern scourge of human trafficking. With meticulous scholarship and heartfelt compassion, Pastor Allen Nolan illuminates the timeless truths within Amos's prophetic words, revealing their poignant relevance to the injustices of today's world. Through insightful analysis and poignant anecdotes, viewers will gain a deeper understanding of both the biblical text and the urgent social issues it addresses. Join Pastor Allen Nolan as he unpacks the intersection of faith and social justice, inspiring viewers to take action against exploitation and uphold the principles of justice and compassion found in the Book of Amos.

[darinaivanova]

You are such a great story teller, pastor Nolan! It is just now that I am beginning to figure out those Ancient stories from the Old Testament and The Bible becomes alive after your explanations. Very amusing indeed! :)

[brendagrimbeek]

Thank you so much Pastor Nolan.this series is so wonderful. It's opened up the word to me of things I never understood. God bless

[martiner]

This study is so informative. I already learned a lot. Thank you and God bless you!

[ginaamparo]

What a great teaching.love this thanks pasror allen❤

[goodkawz]

The road rises up to meet Tyre.
But not in a good way.
And Tyre gets flattened.

[francisshamuyarira]

Question: Where is the Bible verse that says slavery is an abomination onto God ?

[golddustwoman]

Pastor how do we answer someone slandering YHWH based on OT testifying of YHWH ordering the wiping out populations, including children. I need better understanding so I can rebut their erroneous thinking of God. God is just & good is not the answer that will work & thesee people are swaying those who are observing online debates.

[chrischarles]

Well, AMERICA AS GREAT DEBT to pay then, if that's the case