In this episode, Sally and Curtis explore Amos chapter 7, where God reveals three visions to the prophet Amos—locusts, fire, and a plumb line. These visions reflect the tension between God’s mercy and justice, with Amos interceding for Israel and God twice relenting. But the third vision, the plumb line, signals that the time for judgment has come. The hosts discuss the significance of these visions, the rejection of Amos by Israel's leaders, and the deeper truth that God desires repentance and restoration, not destruction. Through thoughtful conversation, they challenge listeners to examine the foundations of their own lives and align with God's truth

In this episode of Arise+Abide, Sally and Curtis reflect on Psalm 119:89–96 and the powerful imagery of God’s eternal word standing firm in heaven. They explore how the unchanging nature of God brings hope and sustains us through life's struggles. The discussion highlights the relevance of God’s word across generations, the personal and rescuing nature of His commands, and how abiding in Him brings life and transformation. Curtis shares his journey with perfectionism and the realization that God's relational perfection far surpasses our human ideals. Sally offers insights on surrendering control and embracing the beauty of imperfection through a relationship with Jesus. Together, they invite listeners to find strength, joy, and purpose in God’s word.

In this sobering episode, Sally and Curtis delve into Amos Chapter 6, where the prophet delivers a powerful warning against pride, luxury, and complacency. The hosts unpack God’s condemnation of Israel’s indulgence and injustice, highlighting how the nation's leaders ignored the suffering of others while reveling in comfort. Drawing connections to modern-day challenges, Sally and Curtis reflect on how easily people can fall into the same traps—trusting in their own strength, seeking status, and neglecting God's call to justice and righteousness. They offer a reminder that while God's discipline may be painful, it is rooted in His goodness and desire to restore what is right. The episode concludes with hope in Jesus, the one who brings perfect justice and righteousness to a broken world.