Sermon Text: Micah 6:1-8

In God's courtroom, He charges His people with covenant forgetfulness, reminding them of His faithfulness. This ultimately leads to the Lord revealing that His desire is not empty worship but true faithful obedience to Him.

Sermon Text: Micah 5:1-15

In the midst of judgment, God promises a humble Shepherd-King who will bring peace, restore His people, and purify His Kingdom.

Sermon Text: Micah 4:6-13

God promises to restore His faithful remnant, gathering the broken and outcast into a strong people under His rule. Yet both Israel and the nations stand under His judgment, unaware that they are instruments in His sovereign plan.

Sermon Text: Micah 4:1-5

In the midst of the judgement God is promising, God also promises a future of hope, peace, and order for those who hide themselves in Him.

Sermon Text: Micah 3

While true godly leadership is supposed to be Spirit-filled, marked by humility and righteousness, the leaders in Micah's day are corrupt and unjust which invites God's judgement and silence.

Sermon Text: 1 Peter 1:3-9
The resurrection of Jesus from the dead is a sure foundation for present joy and hope of a future inheritance.

Sermon Text: Micah 2

Oppression and sin rise from within God's people, and they reject the true warning.
Yet there is hope, as God promises to lead the remnant into freedom.

Sermon Text: Micah 1:8-16

God's judgment is coming for His people, and Micah shows us it is heartbreaking, deserved, and real with consequences that go beyond the here and now.