This series was provided by Spoken Gospel and brings light to the book of Micah.

The Bible Explained: Micah

In the book of Micah, the prophet indicts Israel's kings and prophets for using their power to prey on their citizens and failing to lead their nation towards justice. Micah then laments for his people because he knows Israel must pay for her sin, and that Jerusalem will soon fall. Jesus embodies the judgment of Micah, even to the point of death. Ultimately, Micah reveals to us that in Jesus' death, there is the hope of a new Kingdom.

This Bible study devotional covers Micah 1-2. In this passage, the prophet Micah indicts the twin capital cities of Samaria and Jerusalem for their worship of war, and corruption.

As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Micah 1-2 we see that Jesus is coming to judge nations and leaders for their corruption and injustice. But we also see that Jesus will protect his people and give them a Kingdom of safety and peace.

Micah 1-2

This Bible study devotional covers Micah 6-7. In this passage, the prophet Micah calls on the mountains to act as witnesses to Israel’s evil. Micah then laments for his people because he knows Israel must pay for her sin, and that Jerusalem will soon fall.

As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Micah 6-7 we see that Jesus is a prophet like Micah searching for godly leaders but finding none. Like Micah, Jesus embodies the laments of Israel even to the point of death. But in Jesus’ death, there is the hope of a new Kingdom.

Micah 6-7

This Bible study devotional covers Micah 3-5. In this passage, the prophet Micah indicts Israel’s judges and prophets for using their power to prey on their citizens and failing to lead their nation towards justice.

As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Micah 3-5 we see that a new global kingdom of justice will begin in insignificant Bethlehem. Jesus is the good leader and judge Israel never had, and under his leadership, not just Israel, but the world is brought peace.