Sermons tagged #Isaiah

An Advent devotional message on Isaiah 25:6-20 and Matthew 15:29-37

First Sunday of Advent and we look to Isaiah 63-64

The Coming of the Child of Promise I. In the Midst of Darkness II. As a Long-Expected Hope III. With the Joy of Salvation Reading: Isaiah 7:5-16, 8:19-9:7 Text: Isaiah 7:14, 9:6-7

His Person His Kingdom His Names Psalter: 408, 292, 190, 3

An exposition of God's attributes from the prophet Isaiah.

Isaiah's report of Messiah, in Isaiah 40:5, says that "The Glory of the LORD shall be revealed, and all flesh shall see it together." John comments that Christ was "… The true light, which gives light to every man coming into the world." (John 1:9) Yet John also says, "… The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness did not comprehend it." (John 1:5) The diamonds of the glory of the Messiah are displayed on the black velvet of man's unbelief.

Sermon begins at 48:50 I. God is still faithful to His people even when they are frequently unfaithful. II. He will restore His people. III. In all things His glory will be revealed.

The prophet Isaiah gives the people of his day a prophecy regarding Christ's Kingdom. This was an encouragement to his godly contemporaries and to God's people throughout the ages.

Paul wrote to Timothy, "Now to the King eternal, immortal, invisible, to God who alone is wise, be honor and glory forever and ever. Amen."1 There is a sense in which Isaiah 45 is saying/showing in historical narrative form, what Paul summed up in a single sentence in 1 Tim 1:17.

I. THE RISE OF PERSIAN EMPIRE II. THE RISE AND DIVISION OF THE GREEK EMPIRE.

Were the people surprised with the falls of Israel and Judah? In this session, we see the words of the prophets, which not only contained warnings but also precious promises.

The setting that is given in the opening of the book of Isaiah resembles a courtroom. Listen to this sermon to find out what happens in this courtroom and to see how you can apply it to your life. http://www.cbcofdover.com/online-bookstore.html

Grudges — Good Fruit or Bad Fruit? Staying in His Love and Remaining Full of His Joy… A little something to ponder… That's why He gave us love... which suffers long, is not boastful, rejoices in truth and holds no grudges so that anger and bitterness doesn't take root. When bitterness takes root we know we're allowing our pride to slip in and we have pity for ourselves. Pride demands to be treated better, because it feels it deserves to be pitied. That's how Satan attempted to distract Jesus through Peter. But it doesn't have to be that way. He's given us all we need to know how to TREAT people His way, DEAL with problems His way and HANDLE pride in our own lives His way. Our duty? Stay connected to Jesus... that His fruit may flow through us and by faith and through His love we fulfill His assignment over our lives. Fear cripples us, but His great love will always compel us to lay our fears at His feet and a courageous faith will propel to us follow hard after our Protector and Prize. How important is Jesus teaching? How important is love to Jesus? He said we are to love one another in John 13 as the basis for this new commandment. Jesus explains the the importance of loving one another as Jesus loved us, citing John 13:34 and 15:12-16 and the new commandment to love as He loved. He choose us and appointed us to go and be fruitful John 15:16. We can't be hurt or any more wounded than Jesus — therefore, what right do we have to hold a grudge, guard ourselves against, and grossly discredit the very ones Jesus bled for? He didn't and He won't do it within the believers. But I know who will— him who is mindful of the things of men and not the things of Jesus. Remai

An amazing ancient fulfilled prophecy that is evidence for the Bible being divinely-inspired and amazing Evidence for God! It involves the prophet Isaiah, King Cyrus of Persia, (Regent) King Belshazzar of Babylon and the prophet Daniel... Also Reference: 2 Timothy 3:16, 2 Peer 1:21 https://bbfohio.com

The prophet Isaiah was a faithful prophet of God. Listen to this message to find out what Isaiah did to be considered faithful and to find out what you must do to be faithful to the Lord. For Helpful Christian Materials http://www.cbcofdover.com/online-bookstore.html

We finish up the Book of Acts

Isaiah 61:10-62:7