Sermons on Isaiah (Page 2)
He Will See His Offspring
Isaiah 53:10 Revivals are a means of bringing in more of Christ’s sheep. Our passage reminds us that Jesus had a work to do when He came into the world; He was sent specifically to give Himself as a guilt offering for the sins of His people.
Spiritual Light for Those in Darkness
Isaiah 58:1-14 We are in dark times, and it is due to our sin. We need to pray for a revival for this nation and all the world.
He Is a Forgiving God
Isaiah 55:6-7 We meditate on another attribute of God that ought to stimulate love for Him: His forgiveness.
Who’s Keeping Watch over You?
Isaiah 40:11 We consider our Great Shepherd and His care for the sheep. We see that if you are in His flock, Jesus will: *Provide for you *Take pity on you *Preserve and protect you, and *Prevail in your salvation.
Prayer Matters, Part 5
Isaiah 58:1-12 We conclude our series on Prayer Matters by taking a look at the subject of Posture.
The Heights of the Earth
Isaiah 58:13-14 We consider one final application of the fourth commandment and then the blessing the Lord promises to give us if we keep His Day holy.
Our Undivided Attention
Isaiah 58:13-14 The Lord wants our undivided attention on the Lord’s Day, which is why we need to separate ourselves from the world entirely – not only from our normal work, but also from worldly recreations and thoughts and words about that recreation and work.
Christ’s Sufferings
Isaiah 53 Having looked at Jesus’ obedience, we consider the other part of the price He paid: His sufferings. Just as His whole life was a life of obedience to His Father, so His whole life was a life of suffering to satisfy His Father’s justice.
Justification by Grace through Faith Alone
Isaiah 55:1-7 This evening, we consider this question: If it is so plain in Scripture that our works are the best evidence that we are saved, then why are there so many theologians and pastors today who deny this and teach that works aren’t necessary?
A Tender Heart
Isaiah 66:2 In this message, we continue our consideration of the genuine marks of grace, the righteous affections that are only produced in a true believer by the work of the Holy Spirit.
Not all Affections are Gracious, Part 4
Isaiah 58 This evening, we consider those evidences we typically associate with being a Christian: reading the Bible, praying, singing, attending worship, listening to sermons, as well as praising and glorifying God. What if you do these things?
Born to Be Our King
Isaiah 9:6-9 We focus our thinking on verse 7 of this wonderful passage, reflecting on the fact that the child Who was born in Bethlehem was born to be King.