The God of the Bible calls on His people to live righteously, but exercises judgment when they don’t. Yet in the story of the prophet Micah reveals a God of not only perfect justice, but one of deep compassion and mercy seeking restoration in the heart of man. Opening Today’s Word to the book of Micah, Pastor Brett Meador continues sharing a verse-by-verse study.

In vivid images, Micah saw the Lord descending from heaven to earth, and coming with judgment. Yet in summarizing the sins of the people, Pastor Brett Meador fears what God saw looks awfully similar to our very own day. But as in our verse by verse study of Micah in Today’s Word, we’re challenged to learn from their example and repent, and follow the Bible wholeheartedly.

Forgiveness. It’s one of the central tenants of the Bible and Christian faith. In the book of the prophet Micah Chapter 7, we find a great summation of what this means for us and our relationship with God as we discover how to be forgiven and to forgive others. Pastor Brett Meador continues a new study series of Micah, highlighting these saving truths, in Today’s Word.

Forgiveness. It’s one of the central tenants of the Bible and Christian faith. In the book of the prophet Micah Chapter 7, we find a great summation of what this means for us and our relationship with God as we discover how to be forgiven and to forgive others. Pastor Brett Meador continues a new study series of Micah, highlighting these saving truths, in Today’s Word.

Did you know that the Lord delights in mercy? And as Pastor Brett Meador says, it’s comforting to know God’s mercy can’t be exhausted. And as we begin a brand new study series of the Old Testament book of Micah in Today’s Word, we learn how the sinful condition of man has been dealt with once and for all by Jesus, who knew no sin at all, and paid the price for our forgiveness.

The story of Jonah reveals the persistence of the mercy of God. Jonah enjoyed God’s grace when he experienced it himself, yet he was very resentful when God extended mercy to his enemy, the Ninevites. From Today’s Word, Pastor Brett Meador challenges us to examine whether we celebrate God’s compassion or resist it, when grace is given even to those we don’t think deserve it.

It would seem that Jonah is finally on the right track as he arrived in Nineveh proclaiming God’s message, causing the whole city to repent. However, Jonah continued to have some major attitude issues in Jonah Chapters 3 and 4 that God is still patiently dealing with. With more to learn, Pastor Brett Meador continues our verse-by-verse study series of Jonah, in Today’s Word.

The story of “Jonah and the Big Fish” tells the tale of a rebellious prophet sent to preach a message of repentance to an extremely wicked nation. And as Jonah tries to run from this responsibility, we see the great lengths God will go to save even the very worst of sinners, extending grace and mercy to Jonah along the way. More in Today’s Word with Pastor Brett Meador.

The people of the prophet Amos's day were wealthy, confident in themselves, and living in relative safety but unaware that soon it was all about to come crashing down. As Pastor Brett Meador parallels our current culture, we’re challenged to learn from their example in Today’s Word to humble ourselves before the Lord, not allowing prosperity to turn into self-indulgence.

The people of the prophet Amos's day were wealthy, confident in themselves, and living in relative safety but unaware that soon it was all about to come crashing down. As Pastor Brett Meador parallels our current culture, we’re challenged to learn from their example in Today’s Word to humble ourselves before the Lord, not allowing prosperity to turn into self-indulgence.