Bible Passage:  Isaiah 63-66 We have come to the end of Isaiah today!  It has certainly not been an easy book to read.  And maybe we should read it in the future at a much slower pace…

Bible Passage:  Isaiah 58-62 Do the words in the beginning of chapter 61 sound familiar? These were the words that Jesus used when He went to the temples to declare His ministry… “The Spirit of the Lord God is upon…

Bible Passage:  Isaiah 54-57 “Ho! Everyone who thirsts,
Come to the waters;
And you who have no money,
Come, buy and eat.
Yes, come, buy wine and milk
Without money and without price.  Why do you spend money for what is not…

Bible Passage: Isaiah 45 – 48 God’s Sovereignty Over All Things It is erroneous to assert that the God of Israel only dealt with the matters concerning the Israelites, just as what some believers of other faiths…

Bible Passage: Isaiah 40 – 44 We all know, through the records of the Bible, that the Israelites were stubborn people. (But are we any better?) But our God, being a God of love and righteousness, He…

Bible Passage:  Isaiah 36-37 The Assyrian invasion was part of God’s discipline to teach His people to trust in Him alone. Even King Hezekiah had at first put his trust in treaties and treasures (2 Kings 18:13-16),…

Bible Passage:  Isaiah 35 After the previous chapters on judgment and woes, it is a relief to read of some good things today. In Chapter 34, Isaiah had spoken of the fate of arrogant nations and all…

Bible Passage:  Isaiah 34 We have been reading a lot about judgment these few days and today’s message is for all the nations.  Although Edom was singled out in verses 5-6, God’s righteous judgment will come upon…

Bible Passage:  Isaiah 28-30 In today’s and tomorrow’s passage, we will read a series of messages beginning with the word “Woe” (28:1; 29:1; 29:15; 30:1; 31:1; 33:1).  As we read each of these “woes”, let us consider…

Bible Passage:  Isaiah 26-27 In this evil society, truth and righteousness is the last priority. Immediate gains through underhanded means and short cuts tend to be the norm. By doing so would mean compromising the truth and…