In the fifth and final week of our study through the Book of Micah, we’ll dive into Micah 7 as Pastor Doug Sauder shares how, in the end, God’s mercy triumphs and His plan of redemption comes to fruition.

Micah reminds us that in no one but God should be where our confidence is ultimately placed.

La lengua puede ser un pequeño fuego que incendia y consume un bosque de personas y relaciones. ¿Como la usas?

Micah shows us how sin can so easily corrupt, but also how Jesus can bring us healing.

In this study you will begin to learn the Seven Songs of Isaiah which point us to the Messiah, and acts as the source where we get our prophecy about Jesus from.

What does God require from us? In week four of our study through this powerful Old Testament book, Pastor Doug Sauder teaches from Micah 6:1–8. In this message, we explore the qualities God expects His children—those who are in relationship with Him—to exhibit and how these qualities reflect His heart and draw others to Him.

What does the Lord require of us? To do justly, love mercy and walk humbly with Him.

What does God want me to do? The answer is simple. Do justly, love mercy and walk humbly with Him.

Muchos de nosotros hemos vivido nuestras vidas tomando una mala decisión tras otra porque hemos estado caminando en la oscuridad.

This study begins in Isaiah, Chapter One, as we learn who Isaiah is a prophet for, and how he gives prophecies in two forms: already fulfilled and yet to be fulfilled. Be sure to listen to this study and learn about these two prophecy types!