In today’s techno-loving age, Biblical concepts are still relevant; more so than ever. This book was compiled last summer, when Gordon Brown addressed the UN and acknowledged the lack of progress made in delivering the Millennium Development Goals – the most controversial being the cancellation of Third World debt. However, a movement praised by some as the Holy Spirit’s mood has begun amongst churches as the ‘Micah network,’ and reached the ears of those in the United Nations. Thus the Micah Challenge was born, and the team adopted Micah 6:8 as its official mantra. They aim to work with governments who have – unwittingly or no - expressed Jesus’ core message in terms of God’s commitment to the poor. The intentions are there, and the sermon is appropriately flavoured to encourage a deeper outreach to the Third World.

In today’s techno-loving age, Biblical concepts are still relevant; more so than ever. This book was compiled last summer, when Gordon Brown addressed the UN and acknowledged the lack of progress made in delivering the Millennium Development Goals – the most controversial being the cancellation of Third World debt. However, a movement praised by some as the Holy Spirit’s mood has begun amongst churches as the ‘Micah network,’ and reached the ears of those in the United Nations. Thus the Micah Challenge was born, and the team adopted Micah 6:8 as its official mantra. They aim to work with governments who have – unwittingly or no - expressed Jesus’ core message in terms of God’s commitment to the poor. The intentions are there, and the sermon is appropriately flavoured to encourage a deeper outreach to the Third World.

In today’s techno-loving age, Biblical concepts are still relevant; more so than ever. This book was compiled last summer, when Gordon Brown addressed the UN and acknowledged the lack of progress made in delivering the Millennium Development Goals – the most controversial being the cancellation of Third World debt. However, a movement praised by some as the Holy Spirit’s mood has begun amongst churches as the ‘Micah network,’ and reached the ears of those in the United Nations. Thus the Micah Challenge was born, and the team adopted Micah 6:8 as its official mantra. They aim to work with governments who have – unwittingly or no - expressed Jesus’ core message in terms of God’s commitment to the poor. The intentions are there, and the sermon is appropriately flavoured to encourage a deeper outreach to the Third World.