Sermons on Isaiah

What do you do with guilt that won't go away? This Christmas sermon explores how Jesus stepped in front of God's justice to carry the burden we could never lift, restoring us to the Father.

A mysterious servant emerges from Israel to accomplish what the nation never could: gathering God's scattered people and bringing salvation to every nation on earth.

Prayer flows from knowing God personally. He has revealed Himself through His works, His name, and His presence so that we can approach Him with confidence.

God pursues His people with comfort, not fleeing from our sin but coming to rescue us through Christ, whose sacrifice brings lasting peace.

God's temple was always meant for outsiders. Through Jesus, the scarred, the excluded, and the faithful all find their home in His church.

God's promised servant brings justice not through force but through extraordinary gentleness, lifting bruised reeds and protecting flickering flames.

God pursues His exiled people through the wilderness, paying double for their sin. This ancient promise finds its fullest expression in Jesus, who crosses every barrier to bring captives home.

Who is Jesus, really? Isaiah reveals Him as the wise teacher whose words sustain the weary, the unwavering soldier set on His mission, and the guiltless Saviour who conquers sin and death. Will we align our values with His?

God's willingness to forgive far exceeds our capacity to imagine. His heart overflows with compassion for those who come to Him, no matter their past.

Worry reveals a heart that trusts its own plans more than God's power. True peace comes when we stop relying on ourselves and turn to the Lion who fought for us.

From a dead stump springs unexpected hope. God promises a king who rules with perfect righteousness, establishing a kingdom where even natural enemies dwell together in peace.

True thanksgiving flows from remembering where every good gift comes from, why God gives it, and letting that truth fill your heart with unshakeable joy.

Discover the stunning portrait of Jesus hidden in Isaiah's ancient poetry. A servant despised, crushed, and pierced for our sake emerges victorious, offering forgiveness and eternal hope to all who believe.

Isaiah reveals a servant whose words lift the weary, whose suffering secures victory, and whose authority demands trust. This is the Wonderful Counsellor who speaks light into darkness.

God's servant was prepared from the womb, hidden for the perfect moment, then unleashed to bring salvation not just to Israel but to all nations. His apparent failure became eternal triumph.

Isaiah's prophecy of the Servant reveals a Messiah who is both powerful and gentle. Jesus came to restore justice, not through force, but by lifting up the broken and breathing life into the dying.

When anxiety grips your heart and circumstances feel overwhelming, remember that the Triune God has promised to be your strength, help, and defender. Fear loses its power when you keep your eyes fixed on Him.

Isaiah's stunning vision reveals God's majesty, our unworthiness, and the redeeming grace that transforms us into willing servants.

God throws open the gates of His family to the scarred, the outsiders, and those who feel they don't belong. Through Christ, everyone who desires to worship Him finds welcome and a lasting place.

When fear grips us, we often scramble for earthly solutions instead of turning to the God who shields His people like a protective lion guarding its prize.

God sends comfort to His exiled people, promising rescue and restoration. In Jesus, God came to fetch His people from the ultimate exile of sin and death.

God has poured out His grace on His people so they might testify to His goodness. Yet like King Hezekiah, pride and comfort often silence the witness God longs to hear.