We know to turn to God for our questions and fears. But where do we find him? And how do we know he'll have answers?

(Bill Marsh) Times are a'changing. But God's people have always been called to live in a world that is not their own. With all the change around us, what in the world do we do now?

While we should trust simply because God has spoken, he also graciously gives us signs to confirm that he is with us and that he will always keep his promises.

When it comes to fear, does faith make a difference? It should.

One moment Isaiah thinks his life is over. The next, he's enthusiastically enlisting in God's service. What changed? And if it changed in Isaiah, can it change in us?

When earthly and heavenly worship merge, the worshipper can meet with Christ. What would happen if we worshipped as if what Isaiah saw were available to us?

Instead of choice fruits, God found from his vineyard rotted grapes. What are the sins through which we resist the grace of God?

The Lord has worked significant grace among his people. What harvest is he getting of Christlikeness in return?

How far should God be willing to go to bring his wayward people back to himself?

Because sin is heavy (and weighs us down), so is the book of Isaiah. What keeps Isaiah from weighing us down is the rather surprising appearance of hope.