Spirit Not Straitened, Mic 2:7, 8/7/99, Bethel, TN

Summary

The sermon explores the meaning of the phrase "Is the spirit of the Lord straightened?" from Micah 2:7, emphasizing that "straightened" means restricted or in difficulty rather than simply "straight." The preacher compares this to Jesus' own suffering described in Luke 12:50 and discusses how the Spirit of the Lord is not limited by age, language, or human restrictions in reaching people. The sermon also highlights biblical examples of God's work through various languages and times, underscoring that while humans face many limitations, the Spirit of God is not constrained.