We are often very poor judges of what is good, which is why we often resist, or mistrust, God. Micah calls us to relearn what is good for us.Sermons – Carryduff Baptist Church

Sermons – Carryduff Baptist Church

In Micah 4:6-5:6 the prophet begins to describe the kingdom of which the Jerusalem to come will be the capital. He tells us about: The Kingdom he will build The King he will give The Scattering to come The Comfort which will sustain The Harvest to be gatheredSermons – Carryduff Baptist Church

David Cameron joins us this morning as a pulpit swap for Association SundaySermons – Carryduff Baptist Church

Sermons – Carryduff Baptist Church

In chapter 2 we have the reason why God is threatening the judgement described in chapter 1. We have, God’s Diagnosis Israel’s Denial Christ’s DeliveranceSermons – Carryduff Baptist Church

Sermons – Carryduff Baptist Church

Sermons – Carryduff Baptist Church

At the outset of our studies in Micah we start by asking why we need to read the prophets at all, and what this prophet has to say.Sermons – Carryduff Baptist Church

The resurrection is hard to believe, it always has been, it was for those who were there. But every single person who was there ended up utterly convinced that it had happenedSermons – Carryduff Baptist Church