Amos 3:3

‘Can two walk together, unless they are agreed?’  – Amos 3:3

Have you ever made plans with someone but didn’t actually agree on what you were doing? Maybe you thought you were going out to relax, but the other person had a whole agenda.

What usually happens? Tension. Confusion. Maybe even arguments lead to separation.

This isn’t just about couples or friends. It’s about any relationship where two people try to move forward together. Without agreement, you’re going different directions, and eventually, you’ll walk apart.

Now apply that to your relationship with God.

Many want to walk with Jesus, But they don’t want to agree with Jesus.

They want His blessings, but not His ways.

They want His promises, but not His process.

But it doesn’t work like that. To walk with Jesus, you have to walk in agreement with Him. That’s why He said, “Repent and believe in Me.”

Repentance is a change of mind,— a change of direction. It means you stop going your own way And start agreeing with His.

Jesus didn’t just die to atone your sins. So you could be forgiven and live your own life. He died so you can walk with Him all the way to the Kingdom of God.

And let’s not forget: Every kingdom has laws.

In the Kingdom of God, there is no entry for what’s unclean, impure, or unrighteous.

That’s why repentance matters. That’s why agreement matters.

Because walking with God is not just about belief, It’s about following Him.

So today, ask yourself: Am I truly walking with God? Or am I just asking Him to walk with me?

Let’s agree with Jesus. Let’s walk with Him. And enter the Kingdom together.