The Major Message of the Minor Prophets MP3 CD

The Major Message of the Minor Prophets:

“Called by God” by Dr. Gregg Marutzky lays out the major themes of each of the twelve books of the minor prophets. He begins with an exploration of the background, historical and cultural setting of the prophets. Gregg then highlights the themes of each book and how to apply those truths to the Christian life. Here are the books and the main themes of each.

Hosea: 750-715 BC – The Unconditional Love of God

Joel: Circa 835 BC – The Day of the Lord

Amos: 767 BC -753 BC – The Righteousness of God

Obadiah: Circa 850 BC – Pride and Prejudice

Jonah: Circa 760 BC – The Prophet Who Refused to be a Missionary

Micah: 740-700 BC – Justice

Nahum: Circa 660 BC – The Justice of God

Habakkuk: 607-605 BC – Doubts, Questions, and Waiting

Zephaniah 630-620 BC – Revival

Haggai: Circa 520 BC – House of the Lord

Zechariah: Circa 520 BC – Vision

Malachi: Circa 432-425 BC – Things Not to Say to God!

Dr. Gregg Marutzky is the minister for the Omaha Church of Christ. Gregg has served in ministry since 1982. He grew up in Grand Junction, Colorado before going off to college in Boulder where he became a disciple of Jesus Christ. Gregg received a Bachelor of Science degree in civil engineering and in business administration from the University of Colorado while training for ministry.

Later he attended Pepperdine University and received a Master of Science and a Master of Divinity, before eventually receiving a Doctor of Ministry degree at Abilene Christian University, Campus ministry was his initial focus for many years, serving students at the University of Colorado, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, San Diego State University, Long Beach State University, and the University of California-Los Angeles. Also, Gregg has served as a minister for churches in San Diego, Denver, Los Angeles, and Dallas. He currently serves on the board of directors for HOPE worldwide and is a staff chaplain at the Nebraska Medical Center and Creighton University Medical Center.

Gregg and his wife Cathy have been married for thirty-two years and have two daughters.

Amanda practices law in Los Angeles. Megan works as an interior designer in Dallas. Cathy is a Licensed Public Counselor in the Elkhorn Public Schools after serving for over twenty-five years in women’s ministry.