What should our restorer look like? How will that restorer assure us that God loves us? Micah presents a picture of the restorer that is promised and coming, and we consider that in this text. Listen as Pastor David preaches from Micah 5:1-5a.

Everyone is fighting in inner battle, this much we know. The question is what does our heart do inside of us when the battles come? How do we know that God loves us when he seems farthest from us? Listen to Pastor David preach Micah 4:6-13.

Where has hope been in Micah? Up until this point, pretty scant if we are being honest. But in Chapter 4, we begin to see the hopefulness of the restoration of hope breaking in to our text. Listen as Pastor David preaches Micah 4:1-5.

This is a stand-alone sermon preached by Rev. David Billingslea, campus minister with RUF-International at the University of Texas at Dallas.

We consider the way that power, privilege, and people can be used to either bring flourishing or famine. Listen as Pastor David preaches from Micah 3:1-12.

When we look at the Bible, and we hear about caring for the poor, the powerless, and the marginalized, we don't always view ourselves as perpetrators of oppression. But God wants us to examine our hearts and risk the hard conversations about kingdom ethics. Listen as Pastor David preaches from Micah 2:1-13.

God sent his prophet Micah to call the people back from their idolatry. Why was God angry? How do we reconcile the anger of God at idolatry with his grace and mercy? Listen to Pastor David preach from Micah 1.

At the conclusion of 1-2 Samuel’s long, historical narrative about David comes a long, poetic song by David. David’s song is a profound reflection on his life

Paul closes his letter of joy to the Philippians by thanking them for their generosity and encouraging them in the enterprise of kingdom vision. So what do we do this? We need to think about generosity. And intentionality. And what it would be for us to continue being a church for our neighbors, the nations, and the next generation in North Texas.

Everyone is searching for contentment, and yet everyone seems discontent. Listen as Pastor David preaches from this very familiar, yet incredibly important text from Philippians 4:10-13.