The Gospel in a Minor Key

Why should the church listen to the forgotten voices of the Minor Prophets—and what do they still have to say to us today?

Sermon Summary

In this opening message of a new series titled The Gospel in a Minor Key, Pastor Todd invites the church to rediscover the often-overlooked voices of the twelve Minor Prophets. Drawing from Amos 7 and Ephesians 2, he reminds us that the prophets are not relics of an outdated covenant but part of the church’s foundation—alongside the apostles and Christ Himself, the cornerstone.

The Minor Prophets reveal the heart of God—His righteousness, justice, mercy, and steadfast love—and they call His people to live accordingly. Through their words, we learn what true worship looks like, what righteousness demands, and how God’s people are to act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with Him. This series challenges believers to listen for God’s voice in these ancient writings and to see how every prophet ultimately points to Jesus.

Pastor Todd also outlines the themes to come: the wrath and mercy of God, the danger of prosperity, the principle of sowing and reaping, false shepherds, and the promise of the coming Kingdom. Just as the prophets called God’s people to repentance and renewal, so too they call the modern church to align its heart with God’s.

The invitation is simple but profound: if you love the church, love the voice of God, and long for righteousness, you will love the Minor Prophets—for they still speak with power today.

Sermon Text: Amos 7.10-17

Preacher: Todd Pylant

Date: October 26, 2025

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