What the Lord Requires

In the book of Micah, we find the prophet burdened for the sins of Israel and seeking God's favor and forgiveness. What he receives from God is the simple word that what the Lord requires is that we act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with Him. Dave Brown explores this passage and shares the context of the time in which it was written to illuminate what happens when we sacrifice justice on the altar of safety, security, and peace.

Let Justice Roll DownDave BrownApril 11, 2021justice, mercy, humility, micah, psalms, james, disenfranchised, injustice

Faithful Promise

The promise of our loving, faithful God is one that has lasted throughout the ages. But for many, seeing this promise, and understanding its power can be difficult to reconcile with the violence seen in the Old Testament. Bill Clark continues our study by examining this issue and reminding us of that ever-present promise that God is abounding in love and faithfulness.

Faithful GodBill ClarkSeptember 6, 2020mercy, faithfulness, abram, genesis, deuteronomy, exodus, revelation, violence

Economy of Mercy

Many would say they know the story of Jonah quite well. But we often miss the second half of the story where we see Jonah frustrated that God showed mercy to the people of Nineveh. Daniel Bunn opens our series, Faithful God, by using this story to remind us that God's faithfulness is independent of our desires.