Isaiah 58:6–12 redefines true fasting as a life poured out in justice, compassion, and selfless love. God calls His people not just to deny themselves food, but to break oppression, feed the hungry, and care for the vulnerable. When worship turns outward in love, God responds with healing, guidance, and restoration that transforms both lives and communities.

Isaiah 58:6–12 redefines true fasting as a life poured out in justice, compassion, and selfless love. God calls His people not just to deny themselves food, but to break oppression, feed the hungry, and care for the vulnerable. When worship turns outward in love, God responds with healing, guidance, and restoration that transforms both lives and communities.

Isaiah 58:6–12 redefines true fasting as a life poured out in justice, compassion, and selfless love. God calls His people not just to deny themselves food, but to break oppression, feed the hungry, and care for the vulnerable. When worship turns outward in love, God responds with healing, guidance, and restoration that transforms both lives and communities.

Isaiah 58:6-12 "A Fast That Pleases God" (Wednesday 6/24/25)

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Isaiah 58:6-12 "A Fast That Pleases God" (Wednesday 6/24/25)

Isaiah 58:6-12 "A Fast That Pleases God" (Wednesday 6/24/25)