Sermon Speaker: Jeff Ludington

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.

Our God Saves: Isaiah 29

All who gather today in worship have a common struggle: do our hearts match the words we sing, do we really submit ourselves to the Word of God, or do we just go through the motions? Spiritual hypocrisy is professing one thing but living another.

Our God Saves: Isaiah 28

People throughout history have tried to rescue themselves from death by their own efforts, good works, self-achievement, wealth, power, etc. Salvation is found in Christ alone, and whoever trusts in Jesus will never be shaken.

Our God Saves: Isaiah 24

The modern gospel is a message of love, grace, and mercy. The only inclusion of judgement is often only related to those outside of Christ. God will use judgement to purge all the sins of human history and restore life.

Our God Saves: Isaiah 22

Death is a reality we all face. How we live is a choice we all make. Do we see death as a part of God’s plan, and grace as the way we are to all live? Or, do we take this life for granted and waste it on things that cannot last?

Our God Saves: Isaiah 21

God’s people throughout history struggle with trusting in earthly things more than trusting in God. All of us [especially husbands and fathers] are to watch over ourselves and our families to see where we are truly placing our hope.

Our God Saves: Isaiah 19-20

God has provided a way that any person–from any background–can be made whole in Christ. Unfortunately, redemption and healing are often birthed out of humiliation and despair.

Our God Saves: Isaiah 17-18

The Bible says repeatedly that every person who ever lived will eventually bow their knee before the one true God Jesus Christ. If we believe that to be true, what will we place our confidence in until we meet Him?