Sermons

In Isaiah 65, God responds to our cries for mercy. He tells us he doesn’t want our empty religion. But for those who love him and delight in his works, he will make a new creation in Christ Jesus. https://youtu.be/Jh2Qkx_lbqk

In Isaiah 64, Isaiah longs for the presence of the Lord because he knows that only God saves sinners. And God will not hide his face forever. He will not restrain his love from those who repent and turn to him for mercy. https://youtu.be/YquGxJBFA_I

How much different would life be if you knew that everything was going to work out for the best? Join us as we study Isaiah 63 and see how the Christian life guarantees a victorious ending. https://youtu.be/9GF5GbuMHUk

In Isaiah 62 God gives us a vision for our future with him. Jesus will take up the call to bring salvation. He will present the church in his righteousness. And he calls his church to pray without ceasing until our redemption is complete in Christ. https://youtu.be/6AoMamu-FlI

In this week’s sermon, from Isaiah 61, God is reminding His people to rejoice in His plan of radical restoration and we are reminded of the ultimate cost of this redemption plan. https://youtu.be/GUWaac5zys0

In Isaiah 60, the prophet envisions a day when the whole earth will be filled with the glory of God. As the church, we want to commit ourselves to this future promised in Christ by making disciples of all nations, teaching them to walk in the light as he is in the light. https://youtu.be/GHh-fXgdOWc

Isaiah 59 shows us how sin can affect our prayers and God’s work in our lives. And how God answers our prayers through Jesus. https://youtu.be/v0RmsH6xZRo

It can be easy to just go through the motions of being a Christian, but God calls us to so much more. Join us as we learn from Isaiah 58 what God really expects from our lives and our actions. https://youtu.be/PHFjnYFY0yE

Isaiah 57 shows us the world is broken because of our idolatry. But God, who is high and holy, pursued us in his son, Jesus, who was crushed and made lowly for us so that he could dwell with us. https://youtu.be/-Eoi3cgApTQ

In Isaiah, God declares the reign of his King through the finished work of his Suffering Servant. Now, Isaiah turns our attention to the marks of a community established under Christ’s rule. Anyone who joyfully surrenders to the reign of Christ is welcomed into his kingdom. https://youtu.be/QpjVgK-aDV0