Our Sufficient Guide
Amos 8:11, 2 Timothy 3:16–17, Psalm 19 | Justin Reed | September 21, 2025
Are you searching for extra “signs” or emotional experiences to strengthen your faith? Or are you leaning into the gift God has already given—the living, sufficient Word of God?
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This Sunday, Pastor Justin taught from Amos 8:11, 2 Timothy 3:16–17, and Psalm 19, reminding us that while the world chases new voices, feelings, and experiences, God has already given us everything we need in His Word. The Bible is not lacking—it is sufficient to know Him, to follow Him, and to live a godly life.
God’s Word Is Complete
Scripture provides all we need for life and godliness—nothing missing, nothing to be added.
Key Phrase: “God’s Word is enough.”
💭 Reflection: Do I believe the Bible is fully sufficient, or do I feel like I need something more?
God’s Word Is Clear
The Bible is not meant to confuse us but to guide us. It brings light for our path and wisdom for daily living.
Scripture: Psalm 19:7–8; Psalm 119:105
Key Phrase: “God’s Word brings clarity in a world of confusion.”
💭 Reflection: Where do I need to let God’s Word give me clarity right now?
God’s Word Is Accessible
From generation to generation, God has preserved His Word in the language of His people so they can know Him and live it out.
Scripture: 2 Timothy 3:16–17
Key Phrase: “God’s Word is for everyone, everywhere.”
💭 Reflection: How am I taking advantage of the access I have to God’s Word today?
📖 Big Idea:God’s Word contains everything we need to know Him and to live for Him.
Group Guide
Start with one prayer at a time. Read the question, then pause—give yourself time to sit with it. Pay attention to your thoughts, emotions, and any resistance that rises up.
Group Discussion Questions
What part of Sunday’s sermon stood out most to you, and why?
Read Amos 8:11. Why is a famine of hearing God’s Word so serious? How do you see that hunger in our world today?
Pastor said, “God’s Word is enough.” Do you ever feel like you need something extra—signs, emotions, or experiences—to strengthen your faith? Why or why not?
Read Psalm 19:7–8. How does God’s Word bring clarity, wisdom, and joy into daily life?
Read 2 Timothy 3:16–17. What does this passage tell us about the completeness and usefulness of Scripture?
How can you take better advantage of the access you already have to God’s Word this week?