Pastors John Mury and Dave Swaim discuss Isaiah 33: "The people of Judah pray for deliverance from the coming Assyrian army. God responds to their prayer but warns that God's presence will bring judgment to all, not just to their enemies. God's purifying fire is a blessing to those who want to be refined but for everyone else, more than they bargained for."

Pastors John Mury and Taylor Burgoyne discuss Isaiah 29:11-24: "Isaiah addresses two marks of false spirituality. The first is a surface-level, going-through-the-motions kind of religion. The second, deeper level of false spirituality is hypocrisy—not only are our hearts not in it, but our hearts are actually opposed to the way of God. God desires a genuine connection with us; can we be honest to God?"

Pastors John Mury and Dave Swaim discuss Isaiah 19:1-4, 18-25: "Is there someone who fills your life with misery or a broken relationship that you feel will never heal? It must have seemed like Egypt would remain an eternal source of misery to Israel but Isaiah declares that God would do the impossible. It is easy to imagine God destroying Egypt but to turn Egypt into a blessing that worships the God of Israel? Who could have imagined that one day millions of Egyptians would follow a Jewish rabbi named Jesus?!"