Sermon Speaker: Jeff Ludington

Our God Saves: Isaiah 44

God, through His prophet Isaiah, reminds us that we are God’s workmanship: God created us, and therefore we are to be obedient to what God calls us.

Our God Saves: Isaiah 43

Let us learn from the mistakes of our brothers and sisters of old, and seek to glorify God in all we do.

Our God Saves: Isaiah 42

THE SERVANT OF THE LORD
Isaiah 42 proclaims Christ hundreds of years in advance, telling of God’s Servant establishing God’s Kingdom, calling people to repent of idolatry and worship God alone. We worship God by learning about Jesus, and living as Jesus lived.

Our God Saves: Isaiah 40

COMFORT GOD’S PEOPLE [700-600-500]
Isaiah 40 takes us 200 years forward in time to the end of the Babylonian captivity. God offers comfort to a new generation who is willing to be obedient. Will we be an obedient generation or not?

Our God Saves: Isaiah 36-37

Christians face many battles against culture, sin, and self, as well as against a spiritual enemy in Satan. Isaiah provides an account of a great battle so we can learn to face challenges with unwavering faith in God.

Our God Saves: Isaiah 33

WHAT IS OUR ETERNAL HOPE?
When all around us we see corruption and division in our world, Isaiah 33 provides a view of what God does when people and/or nations repent and return to Jesus. Hope, healing, and redemption, are attributes of Christ’s Kingdom beginning here on earth and completed in eternity.

Our God Saves: Isaiah 31-32

TRUST IN GOD–NOT IN MAN
We all struggle to trust in God and not in human ability. God promises faithfulness and blessing to those (individually and nationally) who trust in Him alone.

Our God Saves: Isaiah 30

Every generation is tempted to find ways to rescue ourselves from the impact of sin in the world, attempting save ourselves from pain and death. Only by turning to God in repentance and resting in His grace can we find salvation.