Seek God’s Correction

by Chuck Adair on January 10, 2024

Seek God’s Correction

Read Micah 2:11

Today’s Truth

What a verse, what a commentary on both the people in Micah’s day and false prophets in Micah’s day. God is saying through a faithful, true prophet, Micah, that his people just want to hear what they want to hear. They want to be encouraged and comforted to continue living for the prosperity of this world instead of being confronted and corrected in ways that would be pleasing to God.

Discussion Question

Why do we often tried to avoid correction either by God or his people?
How has godly correction helped you in times past?
When you have accepted godly correction, how have things gone for you?

Life Application

Micah 2:11 Shows Us that We are All Prone to Avoid Being Confronted. We live in a world where we are surrounded by people who are pointing us away from God. The danger is when there are even people who call themselves the people of God who are doing this.

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About the Author

Chuck Adair

If you ask Chuck his favorite thing in life to do, he would tell you it is the teaching and preaching of the scriptures and to call all people to engage in the great adventure of abiding with Christ. He desires to connect people with the richness, adventure, and fullness of life that comes through Christ alone and to reach the unchurched, de-churched, dead-churched, and unmoved. Chuck is married to his best friend Kristin and has two adult children, Taylor and Linley. Kris and Chuck believe the quality of their marriage rises and falls, not on circumstances or feelings, but based on their daily abiding with Jesus (Jn 15.5).

Seek God’s Correction