Sermons
Michael Nowling – September 6, 2020
The Covenant Prosecutor
Throughout the history of the Church (and world) people have been interested in prophecy. People have longed to know what the future holds. However, that is not the only purpose Biblical prophecy fulfills. Throughout the Scriptures, Biblical prophets not only foretold events they also forthtold events. This is to say that they interpreted the actions of the people in light of the commands of Scripture. Under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit they often served as prosecutors highlighting Israel’s infidelity. They do the same for us today.
Scripture References: Micah 1:1-7, Ephesians 4:11-16, Jeremiah 1:4-10
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