March 19 - A Few Years Later … (Isaiah 38 & 39)
The drama is over. The Assyrian troops are gone. Jerusalem is at peace. But as Jesus taught us, we're at our most vulnerable when the pressure is off.
(The last message in our series on Isaiah, "Disappearing Kingdoms")
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March 12 - Like a Dream (Isaiah 36 & 37)
As the siege of Jerusalem comes to a close, God shows us how a changed perspective on the issues we face every day can bring us lasting relief.
(Part ten of our series on Isaiah, "Disappearing Kingdoms")
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March 5 - Never Gone (Isaiah 31)
Our God is a lion. Because he's so brave? Strong? Majestic? No. God is all of those things, but what makes him the Lion of Judah? Isaiah says, "Image that God is a lion who stole a sheep from a shepherd's flock …"
(Part nine of our series on Isaiah, "Disappearing Kingdoms")
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February 26 - Love Letter (Isaiah 27 & 30)
Judah is in a bind and has a big choice to make. Should they bribe their way out? Should they call Pharaoh? Or should they finally trust God? God wants them to make the right choice, so he gives them the best information available - he shows them his love.
(Part eight of our series on Isaiah "Disappearing Kingdoms")
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February 19 - Crisis Management (Isaiah 22 & 23)
People have responded to crisis the same way for 3,000 years. We try it the same way the people of Jerusalem did under siege from Assyria. Isaiah takes us inside the walls of that city to show us that for the people of God, crisis management is simpler than you think.
(Part seven of our series on Isaiah, "Disappearing Kingdoms")
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February 12 - The Hard Way (Isaiah 20)
What would you do for God if he asked? What if it was something ridiculous? What if you knew ahead of time that it was never going to work? Will Cooper, the Associate Minister at Ninevah Christian Church, shows us that sometimes obedience has to be done the hard way.
(Part six of our series on Isaiah, "Disappearing Kingdoms")
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February 5 - The Fear of the Lord (Isaiah 19)
Our world is full of experts, and we're lucky to have them. God gave them their intelligence. But Isaiah 19 shows us that all experts have their limits. There is a better place to get help for your situations.
(Part five of our series on Isaiah, "Disappearing Kingdoms")
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January 29 - So Fat (Isaiah 10)
You can plan. You can prepare. You can be on guard. But there is no such thing as protection against terror. Because we live in a broken world we will always have to be looking over our shoulder for things that come out of nowhere. Terror can't be stopped, but Christians do have a treatment.
(Part four of our series on Isaiah, "Disappearing Kingdoms")
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January 22 - News (Isaiah 8 & 9)
In a world where news is instant and all opinions are available at the click of a button, our understanding of the world has gotten worse, not better. Isaiah 8 and 9 teach us how to sift through a sea of cable news and conspiracy theories to find real answers.
(Part three of our series on Isaiah, "Disappearing Kingdoms")
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January 15 - Indescribably Complex (Isaiah 6 & 7)
King Ahaz reveres God, but doesn't trust him. His "right now" is just too complex. We do the same thing - we get overwhelmed by everything on our plate, and it forces our trust into places it shouldn't be. But Isaiah has learned something incredible about God, something that will change the way we view everything that happens in our life.
(Part two of our series on Isaiah, "Disappearing Kingdoms")
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