Delight in Grace

Forgiveness is not earned, but freely given. Our God offers it freely, but it was not free. Our sin requires an accounting, a payment. That payment was exacted from the Son of God who gave Himself up for us. For those who repent and entrust themselves to the Lord Jesus, that deep and costly forgiveness changes everything. Let’s take a deeper dive into the forgiveness of God from Isaiah 52.

Forgiveness is not earned, but freely given. Our God offers it freely, but it was not free. Our sin requires an accounting, a payment. That payment was exacted from the Son of God who gave Himself up for us. For those who repent and entrust themselves to the Lord Jesus, that deep and costly forgiveness changes everything. Let’s take a deeper dive into the forgiveness of God from Isaiah 52.

Forgiveness is not earned, but freely given. Our God offers it freely, but it was not free. Our sin requires an accounting, a payment. That payment was exacted from the Son of God who gave Himself up for us. For those who repent and entrust themselves to the Lord Jesus, that deep and costly forgiveness changes everything. Let’s take a deeper dive into the forgiveness of God from Isaiah 52.

C.S. Lewis wrote, “I believe in Christianity as I believe that the sun has risen; not only because I see it, but because by it I see everything else.” Today we are looking at Isaiah 51 with Pastor Rich as he asks us to consider how God’s righteous character is the great reference point for all of life. It is by His revealed self-disclosure that we can clearly see everything else about our world and ourselves.

C.S. Lewis wrote, “I believe in Christianity as I believe that the sun has risen; not only because I see it, but because by it I see everything else.” Today we are looking at Isaiah 51 with Pastor Rich as he asks us to consider how God’s righteous character is the great reference point for all of life. It is by His revealed self-disclosure that we can clearly see everything else about our world and ourselves.

In Ephesians 1, Paul prays that the eyes of God's people would be opened to the immeasurable greatness of God's power toward us who believe. Today Let us consider from Isaiah 50 the power and omnipotence of our great God. He has the authority and power over all creation. And He has chosen to use that power for our benefit, through His Son Jesus

In Ephesians 1, Paul prays that the eyes of God's people would be opened to the immeasurable greatness of God's power toward us who believe. Today Let us consider from Isaiah 50 the power and omnipotence of our great God. He has the authority and power over all creation. And He has chosen to use that power for our benefit, through His Son Jesus

According to the Bible, God is Holy and just, necessarily opposing evil, including the evil that runs through the heart of every person. God is also full of compassion and tender love. He is deeply moved by our broken and lost state…but How can his justice and compassion meet? Well, the two are most beautifully displayed to us in the person of Jesus Christ- the Son of God bearing the just wrath and punishment meant for man because of His great love for us and for His father. What a Savior! Let's take a closer look at His character in this message from Isaiah 49.