Introduce children to inspiring figures like Moses, Daniel, and Esther, and instill essential Christian values (Fruit of the Spirit) like kindness, peace, honesty, forgiveness, and compassion through interactive lessons.

Read Micah 7:18 (God gives great forgiveness and mercy) Tell the class that you have an important message and read the verse out loud by cupping your hands around your mouth. Then ask the children to say, “God is happy to give us mercy” by cupping their hands around their mouths to practice sharing the message.

In this resource, you'll find videos that illustrate some of the best stories from the book of Micah. Each "Bible Stories" video was created for your church to use in your kids ministry as a tool to bring the Bible to life.

Oct 17, 2016 · Author: Micah . When It Happened: 759–710 BC . Chapters: 7 . Key People: Micah, People of Samaria and Jerusalem . Summary: The prophet Micah told the people that God’s judgment would come because of their idolatry, false teachers, and mistreatment of the poor. As Micah was warning the people, the city of Samaria fell to the Assyrians.

Nov 12, 2014 · Micah was a prophet of God who preached to God's disobedient people at the same time Isaiah, Amos and Hosea were preaching. God spoke to Micah and then Micah would tell the people what God had said. Micah was a spokesman for God who also wrote a book that has seven chapters.

Read Micah 7:18 (God is incomparably merciful) Read the passage out loud to the class. Then ask the children to state the words that describe God (merciful, forgiving, delightful, etc). Emphasize that God’s mercy is not given out of obligation but because He “delights” in giving second chances.

Micah was an Old Testament prophet who told about the coming Messiah. He is known for his prophecy stating the Messiah would be born in Bethlehem. We know the Messiah was Jesus, who was indeed born in Bethlehem. This Prophets Story Color by Number can help remind kids that God announced the birth of the Messiah centuries before the birth of Jesus.

In this lesson, children learn how God spoke to His people through the prophet Micah. They will also learn what God requires from everyone who belongs to Him: to treat others fairly, to show mercy, and to walk humbly with the Lord.

This message from Jehovah came to Jonah, the son of Amittai: "Arise, go to that great city, Nineveh, and preach against it; for their wickedness is known to me."

Micah 7 Misery is mine!Indeed, I am like one who gathers the summer fruits, as gleanings of the vineyard:There is no cluster of grapes to eat.My soul desires to eat the early fig. The godly man has perished out of the earth,and there is no one upright among men.They all lie in wait for blood;every man hunts his brother with a net.