This message from Isaiah 37 is in many ways a climax of much that has gone before in the previous chapters. God delivers his people, demonstrating that He is the one in whom they should trust, and also brings about Sennacherib, King of Assyria’s downfall. “Fading is the worldling’s pleasure, all his boasted pomp and […]
This message from Isaiah 36 (and 37 v.1-7), asks the question “Who can you trust?” As Assyria’s Commander in Chief brings an ultimatum to the very walls of Jerusalem, the prophet Isaiah brings a message from the Lord, to rely on Him, and trust that He will deliver His people
In Isaiah 35, God promises that His blessing will once again be known, and that those who were exiled will return. Much of the chapter speaks of blessings above and beyond the return of the exiles from Babylon – It points forward to the blessings found not only in the coming of Christ, but also […]
This message highlights the futility of looking to the world around us to provide strength, security and safety. Instead, we are drawn to look to the Lord, and trust in him. NB – the message from Isaiah 30 preached on 26th January 2014 has not been recorded.
This message, from Isaiah 29, shows how God would not spare even Jerusalem from his judgement, but would nevertheless deliver his people.
We return this morning to the Book of Isaiah, to a new block of messages which will take us from Chapter 28 through to the reign of King Hezekiah, ending in Chapter 39. This message reminds us that God has indeed chosen his Cornerstone, Christ. He is the one in whom all prophecy finds its […]
In this message from Isaiah 27 (the final message in this current sequence of studies in Isaiah), we see the curse of Isaiah 5 replaced with the promised blessing of a fruitful vineyard. God says “I am not angry” – He can only say this when atonement is made for sin, and He can say […]
Returning to Isaiah 26 for the second part of the chapter, we continue to address the theme ‘God alone can rescue, God alone can save’. With readings from Isaiah 26 v. 12-21 and Mark 10 v. 17-27, we see so clearly that salvation is of the Lord, and him alone.
Continuing in our series is Isaiah, this message from Isaiah 26 reminds us that God has provided a strong city, and a right path for his people. He alone can rescue them, and he alone can rescue us. (Part 2 – ‘He alone can save’, follows on Sunday 13th October, God Willing)
Chapter 25 begins with an affirmation of God’s faithfulness, and proceeds to proclaim God’s saving plan and power.