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Sermons on Isaiah (Page 4)
When Jesus cast out the demons from the man who had been possessed. The man wanted to stay with Jesus. Instead, Jesus sent the man back and told him to go and proclaim all that Jesus had done for him. May we today rejoice in His cleansing power, and may we also go out with…
Are there reasons for praise in the Lenten season? Yes! As we remember the 40 days of Lent do not count each Sunday, for Sunday are kept as a day of praise. May we give thanks to the Lord this day and every day for his bounteous gifts and boundless love!
A hard question to answer sometimes… When the city of Jerusalem fell to the Babylonians, people asked why… When we face hardships today, we ask why… We don’t always get an answer but we do have the promise of a Savior – one would come to crush the serpents head. Jesus came, and as we…
“Our Potter who art in Heaven…” That’s not how the Lord’s Prayer goes! But we are reminded in this lesson that our Father will mold and shape us to face life’s challenges with Him at the wheel. Let’s listen…
As we mourn those who we lose, how do we go forward? Isaiah recorded seeing our Lord, the pre-incarnate Christ, 750 years before his coming. Isaiah foretold his arrival bringing hope and life to all. We remember the life of Jesus, who gave his life for all. Yet Christ is alive! How beautiful on the…
Merry Christmas to you and you family as we contemplate the greatest gift – given to us and for us – the gift of a baby boy – Jesus, our Savior!
How do you see God? The people of the early church tried to visualize God in order to better understand Him. Jesus came to earth so we could see his human form, not the complete limitlessness of God. He still had His power. He healed the sick and calmed the storms. We take time to…
Faith comes from promises. Some promises give hope and others are warnings. One promise in particular brings great hope – God will provide a Savior from the line of Abraham. Let’s listen to how God fulfilled His promise and what this promise means for us today.