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Isaiah 66 – After images of ‘new heavens and a new earth’, the end of Isaiah seems a bit ‘untidy’! Or is it just ‘back to reality’? So, our hope lies in the God who made everything but in Jesus entered creation to redeem it.
Isaiah 65 – A passage put to many uses throughout the ages! There’s a lot to suggest an over-literal interpretation is unwise (e.g. v.26). However, the vision of a new creation is central to the Gospel – cf. Rom. 8, Rev. 21 etc.
Isaiah 64: Isaiah has said a lot about wrong behaviour. It’s often easier to point out others’ faults and apportion blame than embrace their weakness and vulnerability. This passage is a cry for help and a lesson for us.
Isaiah 63: God’s people still long for deliverance. Uncomfortable images of judgement sit alongside reminders of God’s kindness and compassion here. How is judgement good news for everyone? Only through Jesus!
Isaiah 62. These new names are given to God’s people as a body not as individuals. Through intercession, proclamation and service we’re called to share the overflowing compassion of God. So, why ‘Baptist’? Part 1. See attached link for video – here Part 2.
Isaiah 61. God’s beautiful promises to His people are astonishing! Jesus used these words at the beginning of his ministry, claiming to fulfil them (Luke 4). So, how did he do that? And what does it mean for us?
Series based on Isaiah – God’s Mission – Does it matter? Let’s recognise who God really is and be open to the ‘new thing’ He wants to do through us. Let’s not become weary but be renewed by His light and truth. For God’s sake and the sake of a needy world! In the Beginning […]
Last in the series on the Songs of Ascents Psalms 133-134.
Fourth in the series on the Songs of Ascents Psalm 130 and 131
Third in the series on Songs of Ascents. Psalm 127.