弥迦书［第6章］
[智慧人与真神同行]
主讲: 郑伟健传道
18/06/2025
1.不忘恩：神从未亏待我们（v1–5）
神设立属灵的法庭，让山岭、根基见证祂与人所立的恩约。祂不是冷酷审判，而是像父亲一样问：“我曾做错什么？”祂提醒我们，从埃及的拯救，到领袖的差派，从咒诅变祝福，到进 入应许地，每一步都是祂信实的恩典。
智慧人不会在苦难中忘记神。愚妄人埋怨，智慧人回顾。今天我们是否也像以色列人，只看到眼前的困境，却忘记了神一路的看顾？
2.不交易：神要的是我们的心（v6–8）
百姓问：“我该拿什么来讨神喜悦？牛犊？公羊？长子？”这不是敬虔，而是误解。他们以为 神像偶像可以被贿赂。
但神早已清楚指示：“行公义、好怜悯、存谦卑的心，与你同行的神。”祂不要更大的奉献，而是更近的心。智慧人不靠事奉、金钱、形式来“换取”恩典，而是日常与神同行、柔和敬畏地活出委身。今天我们是在跟随神，还是要神跟随我们？
1.不敬畏：行不义的必被击打（v9–13）
“智慧人必敬畏祂的名。”但那时的百姓却充满欺诈、谎言、暴力。他们已习惯没有神的生活，量器不公，舌头诡诈。
神的回应不是沉默，而是击打。他说：“我使你因罪恶荒凉。”这不是报复，而是圣洁的提醒。愚妄人轻视神的警告，把管教当作倒霉，把忍耐当作软弱。我们今天是否也活在这样的光景？一步步习惯不义，直到听不见神的声音？
2.得虚无：倚靠虚无只得羞辱 (v14–16）
“你要吃，却吃不饱；撒种，却不收割。”神指出他们生活的“枉然”状态，努力了，却没有果效。因为他们倚靠的，不再是耶和华，而是政治、偶像、人的计谋。他们效法暗利、亚哈，结果是羞辱与荒凉。愚妄人以为只要努力就有结果，却不知若不在神的路上，一切终被拆毁。
今天我们所倚靠的，是神，还是方法、感觉与形式？我们努力建造的，是磐石上的房屋，还是沙上的幻象？
总结：
智慧人与真神同行，不是因为他们完美，而是他们懂得转回。他们记得神的恩，不拿恩典当理所当然；他们不谈条件，而是愿意走在神的旨意中。他们敬畏神的圣洁，也不倚靠虚无的事物。今天，让我们成为那智慧人，行公义，好怜悯，存谦卑的心，与我们同行的神。
Micah 6
The Wise Walk with the True God
18/06/2025
The Morning Devotion Speaker: Ps. Asher
1. Do Not Forget His Grace: God Has Never Wronged Us (v1–5)
God established a spiritual courtroom, calling the mountains and the foundations of the earth to witness the covenant of grace He made with His people. He is not delivering a cold, harsh judgment; rather, like a loving Father, He asks, “What have I done to wrong you?”
He gently reminds us that from the deliverance out of Egypt, to the sending of faithful leaders, from turning curses into blessings, and leading us into the Promised Land—every step has been a testimony of His faithful grace.
A wise person does not forget God in times of trouble. While the foolish complain, the wise look back and remember. Are we, like the Israelites, focusing only on our present struggles, while forgetting how faithfully God has cared for us all along?
2. No Bargaining: God Wants Our Hearts (v6–8)
The people asked, “What shall I bring to please the Lord? Calves? Rams? My firstborn?” ，But this is not true devotion—it is a misunderstanding.
They thought God, like idols, could be bribed. But God had already made it clear: “Act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with your God.” He doesn’t desire bigger offerings, but a heart that draws nearer. The wise do not rely on service, money, or rituals to “earn” grace, but choose to walk with God daily—living with gentleness, reverence, and true devotion. Today, are we following God? Or are we expecting God to follow us?
1. No Fear of God: Those Who Practice Injustice Will Surely Be Judged (v9–13)
“The wise will fear His name.” But in those days, the people were full of deceit, lies, and violence. They had grown used to living without God—using dishonest scales and speaking with deceitful tongues.
God’s response was not silence, but a strike. He said, “I will make you desolate because of your sins.” This was not revenge—it was a holy warning. The foolish despised God’s correction, mistaking discipline for misfortune and His patience for weakness. Are we living the same way today? Gradually growing comfortable with injustice—until we can no longer hear the voice of God?
2. Empty Gain: Trusting in Vanity Leads Only to Shame (v14–16)
“You will eat but not be satisfied; you will sow but not reap.” God exposed the futility of their lives—so much effort, yet no fruit. Why? Because their trust was no longer in the Lord, but in politics, idols, and human schemes. They followed the ways of Omri and Ahab, and their end was shame and desolation. The foolish think that effort alone guarantees results, but they fail to see: If it's not on God's path, everything will ultimately be torn down.
Today, are we placing our trust in God—or in methods, feelings, and outward forms? Are we building a house upon the Rock—or chasing after illusions built on sand?
The United Nations uses the second half of this verse as a declaration, expecting all nations to lay down their weapons, pick up farming tools, and only care about producing food instead of producing weapons for war. However, if it is not for God to reign as king as mentioned above, peace is only a dream, not a reality to be expected.
The wise walk with the true God—not because they are perfect, but because they know how to return to Him. They remember God's grace and never take it for granted. They don’t bargain with God; they choose to walk in His will. They fear His holiness and refuse to trust in empty things. Today, let us be those wise ones—doing justice, loving mercy, and walking humbly with our God who walks with us.
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