The picture of God we are given in these verses is meant to encourage the heart of a believer who is struggling with all that is going on around him.  Need some encouragement today?  "Behold your God!" in today's lesson.  

God knows our weaknesses and for this reason is not ashamed to "double sign" His promises to His people.  In Isaiah 40:6-8 God "double signed" the promise the of His appearance for our comfort, as we see in today's study.

God speaks three words of comfort for His people today through three words of comfort He gave His people yesterday.  Are you in need of comfort from the Lord today?  Let Him speak to you through Isaiah 40:1-5, today's study.  

One of the most effective tactics Satan uses against believers is intimidation.  This is nothing new as we'll see in today's study, and we'll also see that there is a time-tested means for believers to fight against this fiery dart of the Devil.  Listen in today and learn how to respond to intimidation.  

What is the Christian's responsibility toward world history?  Do our choices somehow advance or retard God's plan for the world?  Join us for a study from Esther 4 today to find answers to these questions.  

Should we pray to the Holy Spirit?  It's an often asked question.   Find an answer today in our study from Luke 11:1-2.  

Are Science and the Bible at war?  Can Christians appreciate the insights of Science while faithfully receiving the Bible's answers to the "Big Questions" all men have?  Today's study suggests an answer.  

What comes next?  Many people wonder if there is really life after death.  Jesus gives us authoritative answers to our questions about the afterlife in today's study.  

We all fail the Lord in many ways, because we are not as strong as we think we are.  How does Jesus feel about that?  Join us today for a word of comfort as we study Peter's Failure and Ours. 

Everyone suffers temptation.  Isn't it comforting to know that even the Lord Jesus faced temptation?  How did He escape its grip?  Listen today to learn the answer.