God wants us to give to HIs work with a cheerful heart. Paul provides five motivations to show us why we should give with a cheerful heart.

Isaiah 61-1-2a was fulfilled in Jesus' first coming.-Isaiah 61-2b-11 will be fulfilled in Jesus' second coming.

Whatever David suffered, it was not too unlike our own experience. However David responded, it can serve as a good example for us.

Isaiah 60 tells us of Israel's bright future in the 1,000 year Millennial Kingdom yet to come.

Isaiah explains that religiosity is unable to save us. Rather, it is the righteousness of God imputed to us through Jesus Christ that is able to redeem us from our sin.

Isaiah 56 and 57 is an extended oracle of God through the prophet Isaiah that condemns sin and commands humility toward God as the means of spiritual revival.