Sunday Evening
Welcome to our Sunday Evening Service. In our evening services we are looking at the book of Micah. The prophet condemns the rulers, priests, and prophets of Israel who exploit and mislead the people. It is because of their deeds that Jerusalem will be destroyed. The prophet Micah proclaims the deliverance of the people who will go from Jerusalem to Babylon and concludes with an exhortation for Jerusalem to destroy the nations who have gathered against her. The ideal ruler would come from Bethlehem to defend the nation, and the prophet proclaims the triumph of the remnant of Jacob and foresees a day when Yahweh will purge the nation of idolatry and reliance on military might. The prophet sets forth a powerful and concise summary of Yahweh’s requirement for justice and loyalty and announces judgment upon those who have followed the ways of Omri and Ahab. The book closes with a prophetic liturgy comprising elements of a lament. Israel confesses its sin and is assured of deliverance through Yahweh’s mighty acts.
Should you be unable to attend a service you can listen to both our morning and evening service sermons from the ‘sermons’ page of this website, which can be found here.
| Date | Speaker | Text | Title |
| 18/10/2026 | Pastor Phil Waters | Micah 5: 1-5a | The ruler of Israel will come |
| 25/10/2026 | Simon Brewer | Micah 5: 5b-15 | God saves His remnant |
| 01/11/2026 | Pastor Phil Waters | Micah 6: 1-5 | The charge against the prophets |
| 08/11/2026 | Associate Ben Lamb | Micah 6: 6-8 | What does God require? |
| 15/11/2026 | Pastor Phil Waters | Micah 6: 9-16 | The voice of the Lord cries out |
| 22/11/2026 | Pastor Phil Waters | Micah 7: 1-13 | Wait for the God of salvation |
| 29/11/2026 | Associate Ben Lamb | Micah 7: 14-20 | The God who delights in steadfast love |
