Micah 6 summons creation to hear God’s case, recalls his rescue, and exposes dishonest worship that cheats neighbors. The Lord answers with a simple good—do justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with him—so that disciplined people can return to a life that honors his name.
Hosea 3 compresses the gospel arc into five verses: love pays a price, sets healing boundaries, and leads a people to return with reverent joy. The “many days” of deprivation end in trembling before the Lord and his goodness under the promised King.
Jeremiah 10 contrasts man-made idols with the living, eternal King whose wisdom founded the world. It urges right fear, humble repentance, and prayer for measured discipline and justice.
Isaiah 10 indicts crooked laws, reveals Assyria as a rod in God’s hand, and then humbles that rod for boasting. At the center stands a promise: a remnant will return and truly rely on the Holy One, as the Mighty One lifts Zion’s yoke and fells the forest of pride.
Proverbs 30 begins with confession and ends with restraint. Learn how Agur’s prayer, God’s flawless word, and the wisdom of small creatures train contented, faithful lives.
Proverbs 29 shows how righteous leadership and humble lives stabilize a city. Learn why fear of people is a trap and trust in the Lord brings safety and joy.
Proverbs 22:17–24:22 gathers the Thirty Sayings of the Wise to train trust in the Lord and skill for everyday life. Learn how these sayings guard the poor, shape appetites, honor parents, prize truth, and anchor hope in God’s future.
Proverbs 19 anchors everyday choices to God’s character: integrity over advantage, truth over lies, mercy over neglect, and God’s purpose over our plans. Learn how the fear of the Lord leads to life, rest, and contentment.
Proverbs 12 brings wisdom into fields, kitchens, and councils: love correction, speak healing truth, and finish your work with steady joy. The way of righteousness is life, and in Christ that path opens toward immortality.
Proverbs 5 unmasks flattery, exposes regret, and blesses guarded delight at home. It sets fidelity under God’s watchful care and invites joyful covenant love.
Proverbs 3 gathers trust, generosity, correction, and neighbor love into one wise life. It shows how heart-level faith becomes straight paths, sweet sleep, and public integrity under God’s care.
Proverbs 1 opens with purpose and a promise: knowledge begins with fear of the Lord. It exposes violent greed as a trap and invites quick repentance so that those who listen may live secure.
Psalm 94 calls on the Judge of the earth to act while teaching the faithful to receive discipline, find consolation, and take refuge in God. It steadies public courage and personal trust until judgment stands again on righteousness.
Psalm 39 traces a path from restraint to prayer, from the brevity of life to hope in God’s mercy. It guides pilgrims to speak wisely, repent quickly, and live with open hands.
David celebrates rescue from the brink of the pit and invites the faithful to sing God’s holy name. Psalm 30 turns mourning into dancing so that a life and a congregation are dedicated to praise forever.