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The priest have failed in their duties to lead the people to God. We are responsible for what teach to those around us. Thank you for listening. What's your H.E.A.R. tell me at:
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Are we really giving God our best, or are we just giving Him the time and effort and obedience we have left over. We see from Malachi, such things matter greatly to God. He wants our very best so that we can, with Him, proclaim He is the great King.
Do you ever feel like you are surrounded by brokenness and darkness? If so, you are not alone. So did Micah. Even though wickedness surrounds us, God is our hope, so look to and wait for Him. He is quick to love and slow to wrath. Turn to the Lord today.
God now brings His indictment. He reminds His people of just some of the great ways He has taken care of His people. So what does the Lord require of His rebellious people. Listen and find out what God is saying to us in Micah 6. Read with me.
Though judgment is coming, there is a hope laid out for God's people. He promises a future Shepherd King who will gather His scattered people.
God promises His people that He will come back for them. Even though they are guilty, He has plans for them in His Kingdom. This is good news for us as well. Though we are guilty, God has a plan and a Kingdom.
Micah gives God's proclamation that the people of God are guilty of turning their backs on Him.
Is God's judgment good? Well that depends on who you are and whose you are. For the rebellious person, it seems like bad news. For the follower of Jesus, it is a purifying force. Let us follow the ways of God for His Word is our delight. What is your H.E.A.R.?
As we start Micah 1, we are looking into a court case in which God is the judge and Micah is the lawyer. The people of God are on trial and they are guilty. Let us be reminded how much God takes our sin seriously. And let us be reminded that God is patient and long-suffering.
As we conclude Joel, God promises that justice will roll down. This chapter is all about God dealing out justice on the nations who have acted wickedly. It is a glimpse at the character of God. He roars and the earth quakes! His people do not fear, but run to God as a shelter. What was your H.E.A.R. for this chapter?
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