God calls us to love our neighbors and that expands out to anyone that we come into contact with that we see and can meet a need for.

God has been merciful to His people over and over again, and His mercies will continue on forever for those who are His.

Micah reminds us that God is the standard and perfect example of justice. Not only is he that standard, he always acts justly and will restore justice to our world when he returns.

There's more to the story than a man being swallowed by a big fish! Through a reluctant Jonah, just as many of us can be, God shows how salvation can come to anyone.

Obadiah shows us what the justice of the Lord will look like and what that also means for those who are his disciples.

Joel tells us what the day of the Lord will be like and that it will be a day of destruction that is near but that will also bring about salvation for all those who believe.

The call to be a follower of Christ is not always an easy one and requires us to fully surrender multiple areas of our life to Him.

Acts shows us what church leadership is supposed to look like and how the people chosen for that responsibility are meant to shepherd God's people.

The minor prophets work together to provide us with a picture of Jesus. They are there to also reiterate to us that we must not forget that He is who are blessings are from.

Genesis comes to a close with a look back to how the book began and what all events to place to lead it to its end.