What would it look like for us to pray diligently for others and to lament over the lost, and to confess our sins together corporately? Does your church do that? Isaiah said it should look something like that. 

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Isaiah looks at the qualifications for participation in the covenant promises of God in the suffering servant. 

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Isaiah unveils the image of the servant of Yahweh as a suffering servant. We take this for granted today, but how would Isaiah's readers have understood this?

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Our reading in Kings is a repeat of a previous reading in Isaiah, but the Psalms are all new and they speak to forsaking idols and trusting God in times of distress.

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Isaiah reminds his readers that Yahweh is God and there is no other! He is gracious and in control of everything and simply asks for humble faith and obedience instead of idolatry.

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Isaiah begins the "second half" of his book in which he speaks of the hope that is found in the work of the servant of God. It is meant to stir up obedience in us today as his servants.  

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Isaiah concludes the story of King Hezekiah and we see his prayer and God's response in miraculously rescuing Jerusalem from the Assyrians. However, Hezekiah gets sick to show that he is just a human and not God. When he is healed, he thanks God but then opens up the doors for the Babylonians to see all of the riches of the kingdom.  

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We see a rapturous picture of the final victory and transformation of God and then a crash to reality as we look at the events happening in and around Jerusalem as Sennacherib of Assyria threatens. 

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Isaiah speaks against those who trust in their political alliances and he foretells the fall of all of the enemies of God. 

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Isaiah speaks against the pride, religious hypocrisy, and worldliness of Israel's leaders and people.

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