Sermons on Isaiah (Page 3)

The Purpose of Redemption

Isaiah 51:7-8 * God is absolutely faithful. * The promised blessing of salvation through God’s righteousness * That these blessings continue to all generations

Here is Your God

Isaiah 40:9-11 From Isaiah, we learn that we are to proclaim the arrival of the Messiah. We see examples of how the disciples did just this when they first met Christ, and we see both how the faithful are meant to respond to the Messiah’s arrival and…

Do Not Fear, for I Have Redeemed You

Isaiah 43:1-7 In this wonderful passage, God declares His unchanging love for His people – even when they are in the midst of a time of apostasy and rebellion against Him. We see how the words of God’s promises and comfort to His people still apply to us in the church

Behold, a King Shall Reign in Righteousness

Isaiah 32:1-2 We review the office of Christ as King – seeing what this role entails and how Christ exercised it before His incarnation, whilst He was on earth and then how He will exercise it in the Kingdom of glory. We learn from this why and to what extent we are to

He Who Believes Will Not be Disappointed

Isaiah 28:16 We take another look at the Lord Jesus Christ as the chosen and precious Cornerstone. We see how he is described in Isaiah and in Peter, where this passage is quoted. We admire the qualities of our Savior that make Him such a precious, valuable, chosen an

Who Is This Coming One?

Isaiah 9:6-7 The promised Christ will be Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Eternal Father, Prince of Peace yet He will be humble, coming as a child and a son. His coming is for us.

A Shoot Will Spring From Jesse

Isaiah 11:1-10 We return to reflect on the Kingship of out Lord, Jesus Christ – how he would arise when the line of David had effectively been reduced to a ‘stump’ – how He would be anointed with the Holy Spirit to perform His ministry, how He would rule with justice an

I Know I Shall Not Be Ashamed

Isaiah 50:4-11 Again, Isaiah speaks from the perspective of the Messiah. He talks of the tongue given Him by the Father and the encouragement He would be to the weary. We hear His determination to do His Father’s will in His priestly role of becoming a sacrifice for sin

Keep On Listening, but Do Not Understand

Isaiah 6:9-10 On receiving his call, Isaiah was immediately aware of his shortcomings. God dealt with these and Isaiah responded willingly, even though he was warned that the people would be hard-hearted and not accept his message. God withdraws His Spirit from some, s

I Will Make You a Light to the Nations

Isaiah 49:1-13 The outlook is very bleak for the Israelites – exile and captivity await them. However, against this dark background, the mercy and grace of God shines the more brightly, as a Messiah is promised, One who will be a light not only to the Jews but also to t

The Highway of Holiness

Isaiah 35 The judgment of God against His people for their sin would reduce the land of milk and honey into a barren wilderness. Then, the land would accurately reflect the spiritual condition of the people. Yet God promises deliverance and vengeance upon those who