Our world and society seems to be on a course to destruction. Are we living in Babylon? We explore what God says through the prophet Isaiah.

Isaiah 21:1-10

God is not just a bully who punishes because He can. God’s goal in our trials is to move us to know and trust Him more.

Isaiah 19:16-20:6

.God is going to shake Egypt to its core. The reason? Human pride and arrogance. We must build our lives on a foundation that is not built on the sand of human wisdom, but on the rock of the work and Gospel of Jesus Christ. 

Isaiah 19:1-15

God delights in us and we must delight in His word. By doing so we will not be surprised when the Day of the Lord appears.

Isaiah 18:1-7

 

Our world is in turmoil. Why does peace always seem to elude humanity? 

Isaiah 17:1-14

Where do you run to when life seems to be crashing down around you? Some of us may run to people we know that will bring us comfort and give us a pep talk so that we are able to go out and face the struggles in our lives… our parents or a trusted friend. For many a place of solitude is where we run to escape the trials of our lives.
But what if there was no escaping the trouble that we find ourselves in? What if it is so overwhelming that it destroys everything that we know as normal? Where do we go, where do we run to escape?

One of the most dangerous attributes that God’s creation can express is pride. It was pride that led to the fall in the Garden. It was pride that led to the separation at the Tower of Babel. It was pride that led Israel to reject God and demand their own king. And it was pride that led David to have Uriah killed so that he could cover his sin with Bathsheba. The list goes on and on.

Isaiah 14:1-23.

The day is coming when all the wrong will be made right. This day is called the Day of the Lord.

Isaiah 13:1-22. 

How should we respond to what we celebrated on Easter, the salvation and grace from God? 

Isaiah 12:1-6

We can place our hope in people, and they will fail us. We can place our hope in the world, and it will destroy us. We can place our hope in ourselves, and our hearts will deceive us. Our only hope is in Christ and in the kingdom to come. 

Isaiah 10:16-11:16

We are an arrogant people, no different from the people in Isaiah’s day. Can we see the sign of the times and will we repent or will God have to ramp up His wrath to get our attention?

Isaiah 9:8-10:15

Yahweh is a zealous God.

Isaiah 8:9-9:7

The world will divide our heart. Only the glory of God can reunite us. 

Isaiah 7:1-8:8