The Servant: Isaiah's Prophesies of Jesus
Isaiah saw the Messiah long before His birth. Across four songs, the prophet sketched a servant who would restore justice without breaking bruised reeds, bear our sins though perfectly innocent, and carry God's salvation beyond Israel to the ends of the earth. These prophecies find their fulfilment in Jesus, the gentle defender who was crushed for our transgressions and raised in victory. Each sermon traces one song from Isaiah, revealing how Christ's character, mission, suffering, and triumph all spring from God's ancient promises. The series calls us to trust His counsel, share His priestly mission, and find hope in the servant who speaks with divine authority.
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.
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 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.
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.