Bible Talks from Isaiah

Isaiah was a Prophet who saw a vision of God that left him in ruins, but the most devastating thing about this vision was what Isaiah learnt about himself in relation to God, that is – God is HOLY, and he was not. In this sermon we look at the awful yet necessary comparison we all have to go through if we want to be like God… in order to receive the LIFE that he came to give.

The Prophet Isaiah knew God and enjoyed him! We see the followers of Jesus enjoy him too, the question we’re asking here is, ‘are you enjoying God?’ As we look at the way Isaiah speaks to God in this one verse, we find every good reason for any one of us to enjoy God both now and forever

In the last 2 chapters of Isaiah we see God describing the New Creation. He describes his plan for the nations, and shows his heart for his people.

In the last 2 chapters of Isaiah we see God describing the New Creation. He describes his plan for the nations, and shows his heart for his people.

Isaiah gives us a picture of heaven in real terms, as the Saviour who will call the nations to God introduces himself to the world.

The invitation from God is to come and receive the good things that he’s prepared for his people. God has generously provided everything that our hearts desire, and even though we don’t always understand his ways, we can be sure that if we give our lives to Jesus, his joy will be ours forever.

Who do you say Jesus is? When you find out the truth about his identity, only then can you know the true value of your soul.

We got ourselves into this mess and only Jesus, the Servant of the Lord can get us out. He does that by taking full responsibility for our sins at the cross; the righteous for the unrighteous to bring us to God.

Who do you say Jesus is? When you find out the truth about his identity, only then can you know the true value of your soul.

In Isaiah 49 provides a window into the grand and glorious ambitions God has for his servant - to bring salvation not only to Israel, but to the nations.

In this part of Isaiah God goes out of his way to show what he thinks of the stupidity of idols. Both the idols and those who worship are nothing. To undermine their attraction God deconstructs the idols and in so doing demystifies them.

In this passage we see God mock idols, their makers, and their worshippers. In 2017 idols still have an attraction to us, but only Jesus can satisfy our God-given desires - and he does!

In the middle of the bruised, fragile, dark world that we live in - where is justice? And who will rescue us from the darkness?

God plans to send his servant to bring justice to the nations and open the eyes of the blind. How this was ultimately fulfilled through the coming of Jesus.

God comforts his people through Isaiah with the good news that he was on his way to save them! We are comforted now because he has come to save us through Jesus.

God comforts his people through Isaiah with the good news that he was on his way to save them! We are comforted now because he has come to save us through Jesus.