Cave Spring Baptist Church

From a people in captivity in Isiah 40, we learn that God's Word is trustworthy and the King of glory is faithful to forgive sin through the saving work of his son, Jesus Christ.

In Isa 36-37 we learn from the life of King Hezekiah what it would look like for God, the King to unseat all the lesser kings who seek to dominate the throne of our hearts.

Death is part of the curse and judgement that God pronounces over the people in Isaiah 24. But God has promised that there is refuge for his chosen one's. On Zion, all the people of God will celebrate the triumph of their King and the end of all suffering.

Sharing from his own testimony in chapter 12, Isaiah joyfully proclaims that God is the beautiful music of salvation that has come alive in us.

The unbelief of King Ahaz in Isaiah 7 is a window into our own hearts. Like Ahaz, in the most difficult, threatening seasons of life we are more likely to trust in our schemes and plans rather than to trust in the heart of a faithful God.

Nothing will be more practical or relevant for the coming year than a transformed, life-altering vision of God.

Carey encourages us to remember the lessons learned from 2020

Carey Robinson begins a Wednesday night series on things we have learned in the midst of a Covid pandemic.

From Isaiah 11 we learn that Jesus is the promised King and that his kingdom will be a peaceful kingdom.

One of the things we learn from Isaiah is that God is the only one who brings true, lasting hope. In Isaiah 9 Hope comes in the form of a child who will reign as king forever.