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God's Messenger; Malachi 1-4
Season 9, Episode 7
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10-Sep-2026
Malachi’s ministry began around 420 BC. His name means “God’s messenger” and so some have suggested that this isn’t his proper name but, rather, a title that he used in his prophetic ministry. Malachi’s message is refreshingly uplifting; he offered God’s love to a disheartened people. Israel,
at the time, could not understand the meaning of what God wanted from them, they had been focused on the half-hearted giving of offerings. Through Malachi we see that giving offerings to God is not about the physical offering alone, they are supposed to be whole-hearted worship. Offerings are to outwardly reflect our love and devotion to God. As we continue to read in
Malachi, this ancient prophet will help us establish a good understanding of giving to God. Let’s be grateful in all ways for what God has done for us.B
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