In this message, Pastor Joe teaches about godly womanhood and motherhood from 1 Samuel and the example of Hannah.

In the second part of this series, we look at the parts that Jesus played leading up to the crucifixion and resurrection.

In the first part of this Easter series, we look at John 11—the resurrection of Lazarus.

In the final message from Micah, the climactic ending poses this question: “Who is like our God?”

In this text, one of the most popular in the Old Testament, we observe the difference between religion and faith.

How often do we live in defeat, without remembering or trusting in who God is and what He has already done?

In the Old Testament, there are a variety of prophecies, many of them are so specific that they only point in one direction. Listen in as we explore prophecy in Micah 5.

The prophets introduce their prophetic word often with, “In that day.” In this message, Pastor Joe covers what we can learn about God’s time from Micah 4:6-13.

With the words, “In the latter days,” Micah introduces a foretelling of what can be expected of God’s people and around God’s people. This is from Micah 4:1-5.

Leaders are, according to Micah, a significant problem in Israel/Judah. In chap 3, he makes his point about the importance of leadership and the consequences of poor leadership.