old testament · Book 30 of 66
Read, draw and reflect with devotionals and free printable resources from Amos.
Draw and colour
Scripture typography colouring page
A free Amos 5:24 Scripture typography colouring page that keeps the biblical words central, clear and spacious for slow, prayerful attention.
devotional drawing page
A free Amos 5:4–15 devotional drawing page printable featuring an unfinished Bible scene inspired by “Seek Good and Live”.
devotional drawing page
A free Amos 1:3–5 devotional drawing page printable featuring an unfinished Bible scene inspired by “God Hears the Violence of Nations”.
devotional drawing page
A free Amos 7:10–17 devotional drawing page printable featuring an unfinished Bible scene inspired by “When Truth Is Told to Power”.
colouring page
This Scripture coloring page highlights one of the most powerful prophetic declarations in the Old Testament: “But let justice roll down like waters, and righteousness like a mighty stream.” — Amos 5:24 (WEB) Spoken through the prophet Amos, this verse calls God’s people to authentic faith — not empty worship, but lives marked by justice […]
Read and reflect
Amos 8:4–10
A Amos devotional for Amos 8:4–10 with a grounded reflection, questions, prayer and a practical next step. The prophet condemns merchants who resent rest, manipulate measures and treat vulnerable people as opportunities for profit.
Amos 5:4–15
A Amos devotional for Amos 5:4–15 with a grounded reflection, questions, prayer and a practical next step. Amos joins seeking God with hating evil, loving good and establishing justice where public decisions are made.
Amos 1:3–5
A Amos devotional for Amos 1:3–5 with a grounded reflection, questions, prayer and a practical next step. Amos begins beyond Israel’s borders, declaring that military cruelty and the treatment of civilians fall under God’s judgement.
Amos 5:24
A thoughtful Amos 5:24 devotional about let justice roll, with an uncluttered Scripture typography colouring page for slower reflection.
Amos 7:10–17
A Amos devotional for Amos 7:10–17 with a grounded reflection, questions, prayer and a practical next step. Amos refuses to turn prophecy into a comfortable profession when Amaziah orders him to leave the place where power needs confronting.
