At the end of all things, Isaiah sees the fullness of God's presence being installed on the earth amidst those who have remained faithful to him. Jamin goes on to explain how we can catch glimpses of this manifest presence even today.

Isaiah 2 calls us to be humble and God Himself images that quality to us. As we zoom out across the universe in this message, we begin to see just how small we are—though also how big we are in the eyes of God.

*Jamin originally confused equatorial radius and circumference in this message. We tried to edit those parts out :P

In Isaiah 2, the rivers of all nations are flowing up God's mountain and people are turning their weapons into gardening equipment. What's going on here?

The prophets have been speaking for a long time. They are typically loved after they've passed, but hated while they're alive. Are we listening to the prophets today? We read Isaiah 1 and talk more about that in our new series on Isaiah.

There are two ways to pursue justice: (1) through the hatred and vengeance Satan offers us or (2) through the love and empathy Jesus offers us. The first is not actually justice, but something else. The second is an identifying mark of the Christian.

Jesus prayed for unity in the church, but he never meant for us to achieve it by us ignoring his difficult teachings. As 2020 continues to build pressure, the inner feelings of Christians have burst out all over the place, showing us that our peace and unity is more pretend than we thought and that we're not unified in Jesus. How should we react to this?

Jamin dives into the pacifistic ways of Jesus in this new message in our series on Jesus Justice. What will we choose to carry? A weapon or a cross?

As we continue our series on Jesus Justice, Jamin spends some time reading the Sermon on the Mount in its entirety to help us understand how to pursue justice the Jesus way.

You can't have proper Jesus justice without forgiveness and reconciliation. It helps to have a better understanding of Biblical forgiveness in order to see how all of these elements play together, which is what we cover in this message.

There is a huge difference in what it looks like for us to take justice into our own hands and to do justice as Jesus would have us do it. In Romans 12:14-21, Paul tells us what it means to live and act like Jesus in the midst of evil.