October 27, 2022 • 2 mins
The book of Micah is a short but powerful prophecy predicting the fall of Jerusalem and Samaria and offering hope that a “remnant of Jacob” (Micah 5:7) will later be restored. In chapter 6, God reminds His people of how He has cared for them in the past. But one thing that is also clear in the book of Micah is that our sacrifices and religious talk or rituals will never be enough to change our hearts for the better. We will always come up short. Our motives will get off track and without His love compelling us and changing us, it’s all in vain. External compliance to rules is not as valuable in God’s eyes as a humble heart that simply does what is right. So what does it look like to "act justly, love mercy, walk humbly?" (Micah 6:8)
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