Micah concludes with some intense things: final sentencing, lamentations. But also a statement of faith. Where does Micah get his faith from, in the face of society wide injustice and divine judgments? He gets his faith from his worship. He knows he will worship. So now he can wait.Series: Just, Judge, Justifier: Studies in Minor ProphetsPicture: The Prophet Amos, Gustave Dore





















 
 



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Micah concludes with some intense things: final sentencing, lamentations. But also a statement of faith. Where does Micah get his faith from, in the face of society wide injustice and divine judgments? He gets his faith from his worship. He knows he will worship. So now he can wait.Series: Just, Judge, Justifier: Studies in Minor ProphetsPicture: The Prophet Amos, Gustave Dore Permalink

Micah concludes with some intense things: final sentencing, lamentations. But also a statement of faith. Where does Micah get his faith from, in the face of society wide injustice and divine judgments? He gets his faith from his worship. He knows he will worship. So now he can wait.Series: Just, Judge, Justifier: Studies in Minor ProphetsPicture: The Prophet Amos, Gustave Dore





















 
 



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Micah 6-7: Worship and Wait

But “the word of the cross...is the power of God.” And, “the foolishness of God is wiser than men, and the weakness of God is stronger than men.” (1 Corinthians 1:18, 25) So, in light of that promise, here is our weekly sermon audio.

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