How do we know what’s right and wrong in a world where everyone seems to have a different answer? In this message from our Questions Worth Asking series, we look at Micah 6:1–8 and wrestle with two important questions: Who determines what’s right? And how do we know and do what’s right? Rather than allowing our feelings, preferences, or culture to define what is good, Scripture points us back to God as the One who defines what is right. And through the Gospel, Jesus doesn’t simply give us a better set of rules; He transforms us into people who increasingly reflect His justice, mercy, and humility in the way we live. We hope this message encourages and challenges you. Thanks for listening!
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