Leaders are supposed to be people we can trust to make the right decisions. I won’t bother mentioning Washington D.C. right now, but there is certainly a trust issue in that city. Well, today in chapter three of Micah, Pastor Lloyd shows us that the priests and even the prophets of that day were trading good for evil and misleading God’s people. As we’ll soon see, their actions resulted in serious consequences.
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May 30, 2019 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Micah 1—2
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May 31, 2019 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Micah 3—5
The prophet Micah makes remarkable predictions about the latter times and the veracity of his prophecy is confirmed by giving the very birth place of the Messiah in Bethlehem. Looking out further in the future Micah also speaks of the coming of the false Messiah popularly known as the antichrist - whose true colors become apparent in the Great Tribulation.
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May 29, 2019 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Micah 1—2
Today, Pastor Lloyd Pulley begins a look at the minor prophet, Micah, and what he has to say about God’s love toward us, as well as His attitude toward sin. We’ll see throughout this book that words are important, and God’s distinctive use of language through the words of Micah are important for us to understand.
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May 28, 2019 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Jonah 3—4
On today’s program we’ll bring to a close our verse by verse study through the Old Testament book of Jonah. Stubbornness can be a good quality or a bad quality. If you’re stubborn in your trust in the Lord, for instance, that’s good. But if you’re stubborn like Jonah was, well, we’ve learned that’s not so good. Jonah had everything going for him, but he started trusting his own judgment a little too much, and it led him into several big messes.