Episode for Monday April 6th The Prophets to the Southern Kingdom: Micah Chapter 6

In this final installment of his study on the book of Micah, Chuck Missler delivers a powerful exegesis of Micah 6:8, emphasizing that God requires 'to do justly, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with Him.' He underscores that these virtues are not achievable through human effort alone, but are fruits of the Holy Spirit, as affirmed in Galatians 5 and Romans 8. Missler contrasts the moral decay of modern society—especially in business ethics, politics, and religious hypocrisy—with the biblical standard, drawing parallels between the northern kingdom’s apostasy under Ahab and Jezebel and contemporary America’s spiritual decline. He laments the erosion of truth, integrity, and the sanctity of commitment in both public and religious life, citing personal experience in corporate boardrooms and the failure of Christian institutions to uphold ethical standards. The episode closes with a call to internal transformation over external religiosity, warning that national judgment is imminent unless there is a genuine spiritual revival. Missler urges listeners to reflect on their hearts, not just their actions, and to recognize that salvation comes only through grace in Christ, not human works.