Waiting on the Lord can be challenging, but God is faithful. He gives rebirth. He renews. He restores. He redeems. Our job is to remain in Christ and trust in Him.

We need to see God for Who He really is, just like we need to see ourselves for who we really are. This passage illustrates how King Hezekiah recognized that the God of Judah is the God above all other gods. We should do likewise, and run to Him when...

Who do you run to when you are threatened or afraid? Isaiah speaks to the people of Judah and wait for the Lord, our strength and our salvation, instead of turning to their neighbors for help. God wants us to depend on Him.

Everything we do should bring glory or worth to God. Our worship of God is really giving him "worth-ship" with how we live our lives. God's is due our worth because of His unique attributes.

God will judge us on how we steward the time, talents and treasures with which he has entrusted His followers. God revealed to Isaiah a coming judgment on the economically prosperous Phoenician city of Tyre and used it to teach the Israelis a lesson...

When things get difficult, what will you do? Who will you trust? Where is your hope? Will you trust God, the one who always keeps his promises?

Those who have been saved and redeemed by Jesus for a purpose. Believers are called, just like Isaiah, to go to those who need to hear the Truth of God's Word.

What we do is important. But why we do what we do is of incredible importance to God. Hypocrisy is disgusting to the Lord.