Neil Cable - 30 June 2019
Swimming against the Tide (Micah 3:1–12)
Spirit-filled Christians are uniquely enabled to resist the moral decay and political decline of secular society. The only question is whether we will. The example of Micah provides us with every hope and reason to swim against the societal tides.
Scripture References: Micah 3:1-12
From Series: "Micah Exposition"
An exposition of the book of Micah by Neil Cable.
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In the pursuit of contentment, people have unsuccessfully chased many different avenues as a means to find fulfilment. Our problem is that we “can’t get no satisfaction” through any earthly means. Only in God’s economy is there a means of finding true and lasting contentment.