Have you ever wondered why disasters befall both the righteous and the wicked? Pastor Colin explores this profound question using the book of Micah, showing us that the Bible indeed suggests that suffering is not selectively doled out.

Today, we delve into the passages of Micah chapter 1, as Pastor Colin explains the challenging idea that God is in control of both the good and the bad happenings in our lives. This thought-provoking message invites us to rethink our understanding of suffering, disasters, and God's sovereignty over these events in a fallen world.

Have you ever wondered how a simple farm boy from an obscure town could speak profound truths to a nation? Join Pastor Colin as he delves into the life of Micah—a prophet who, despite his humble beginnings in Moresheth, was tasked with delivering God's word during the reigns of King Ahaz and Hezekiah.

Through exploring Micah's story, Pastor Colin beautifully illustrates how God's word can bring revival and hope even in the darkest times. Discover how God raised a great son like Hezekiah from a disastrous father like Ahaz, and how He can use ordinary believers to make extraordinary impacts.

In today's sermon, Colin contrasts paganism's misunderstanding of divine displeasure, with the gospel's message of hope and redemption through suffering. We'll delve into the book of Micah, exploring a time of both immense moral decay and significant spiritual revival among God's people. Colin emphasises that true faith recognises that God fulfils His purpose even amid trouble, differentiating biblical Christianity from superstitious practices. Don't miss this enlightening series titled "Close Encounters with the Living God."