Isaiah tells Judah that Jerusalem will be spared as we read Isaiah 28 – 30.

Why would we praise God when he judges? Let’s find out together as we read Isaiah 25 – 27.

Isaiah tells Judah, “Jerusalem, too, will fall,” as we read Isaiah 22 – 24.

Isaiah tells Judah, “Don’t trust in Egypt,” as we read Isaiah 19 – 21.

Isaiah prophecies about Judah’s enemies as we read Isaiah 16 – 18.

The psalms talk a lot about confessing our sins and God’s forgiveness of those sins. Let’s find out more as we read Psalms 79 – 81.

Isaiah promises that Israel’s neighbors will be judged. Let’s find out more as we read Isaiah 13 – 15.

Isaiah promises that Assyria will be judged and the Messiah will come. Let’s find out more as we read Isaiah 10 – 12.

Isaiah gave his sons some very strange names. What were they? Let’s find out together as we read Isaiah 7 – 9.

Jesus wasn’t the only one to use parables. So did Isaiah. Let’s find out together about the parable of the vineyard as we read Isaiah 4 – 6.