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Book of Micah, Chapter 3 delivers a sharp rebuke of Israel’s leaders—rulers, priests, and prophets—who are accused of exploiting the people rather than guiding them with justice. The rulers are described as devouring those they should protect, while prophets mislead for personal gain. Because of this corruption, Micah warns that God will withdraw guidance and judgment will come. The chapter ends with a stark prophecy: Jerusalem will be destroyed, reduced to ruins because of the leaders’ injustice and false confidence in divine protection.

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In Philippians 1 the Apostle Paul explains how he defines life - “to live is Christ” (Phil. 1:21). What this teaches us is that if you have a proper definition of life, you’ll be able to face anything in life - even death. But, if you don’t have a proper definition of life, you won’t - your life will collapse. This text calls you to convert your purpose and meaning in life to something greater, something better, something that can endure the worst — even death — and still not be taken from you. “To live is Christ, to die is gain.”

None of us know the twists and turns that await us in this new year. Something you can know is that whatever twists and turns are ahead, if you are in Christ, you have a Good Shepherd. In John 10 we learn that Jesus is the Good Shepherd. He loves us, he goes before us, and he leads us with his word toward a wonderful and glorious eternal future.