by Sara Stevens | May 23, 2019 | Love God Greatly Posts, To Do Justice, to Love Kindness, to Walk Humbly (Micah) |
“Well, here we are . . .” Dave Garroway, the original host of NBC’s Today show, opened the very first airing with these words on January 14, 1952. They were originally spoken with anxious anticipation of good things to come, but when I read or listen... by Angela Perritt | May 21, 2019 | Love God Greatly Posts, To Do Justice, to Love Kindness, to Walk Humbly (Micah) |
Have you ever felt that your life was simply imploding in on you? Whether we want to admit it or not, we cannot control everything and everyone in our lives. So, what do we do when the world turns upside down? Today, we will see how Micah responds after Israel refuses... by Angela Perritt | May 19, 2019 | Love God Greatly Posts, To Do Justice, to Love Kindness, to Walk Humbly (Micah) |
“What is God’s will for my life?” That has been a question I’ve asked myself over and over again, especially when I was younger and thinking about what college I should go to, what job I should pursue, who I should marry and where I should... by Angela Perritt | May 16, 2019 | Love God Greatly Posts, To Do Justice, to Love Kindness, to Walk Humbly (Micah) |
The prophet Micah certainly lived in wicked times! The people of Israel sinned against God over and over again. They didn’t want to live as God had commanded them to live, but like the other nations around them. They worshiped idols and disrespected the law God... by Lyli Dunbar | May 14, 2019 | Love God Greatly Posts, To Do Justice, to Love Kindness, to Walk Humbly (Micah) |
Years ago, I purchased a novel at a local bookstore that was an epic three-part story. I wasn’t sure if I’d like the narrative, so I only invested in the first volume of the trilogy. When I got home, I sat down on the couch, poured myself a cup of tea, and got lost in... by Jen Thorn | May 12, 2019 | Love God Greatly Posts, To Do Justice, to Love Kindness, to Walk Humbly (Micah) |
The first 3 chapters of Micah are filled with pretty hard words of rebuke and judgement against various sins the people of God were involved in. Specifically Micah pointed out their sins of idolatry and covetousness, which led to a whole host of other sinful behaviors...