In this text, the Lord predicts two different responses to the coming Servant of the Lord. Every hearer must grapple with that to think of the Messiah, and will fall into one of those two categories.

This sermon reminds us that God will surely bring His people into His presence. He has already delivered us from slavery to sin by a great display of His power. Now His people worship Him as they make their way by His grace to the land He has prepared for them.

This sermon reminds us that God will surely bring His people into His presence. He has already delivered us from slavery to sin by a great display of His power. Now His people worship Him as they make their way by His grace to the land He has prepared for them.

This sermon is an introduction to the final and climactic "Servant Song" in Isaiah. It focuses particularly on the identity of this great servant.

Should I forgive someone who is not sorry-- This talk attempts to answer this and other thorny questions about forgiveness. It defines different stages of -forgiveness,- examining what the Bible says about how to relate to those who do us wrong.

Should I forgive someone who is not sorry? This talk attempts to answer this and other thorny questions about forgiveness. It defines different stages of "forgiveness," examining what the Bible says about how to relate to those who do us wrong.

God is calling to those who are in a spiritual stupor to wake up. If you will turn to Jesus Christ, He will take God's wrath in your place. So leave the sin behind and follow Jesus! Do not fear -- the Lord God will make a way for all who trust in Him.

This message is for God's people who are facing fearful circumstances. God calls them to look back on His past faithfulness, to look ahead with confidence in His promises. As they cry out to the Lord, He reminds us of who He is, and that they are His children, secure in the shadow of His hand.

This is a message for those who seem to be left "in the dark" by the Lord, an encouragement to people who are tempted to be cynical and jaded toward the Lord. Hear the prophetic voice pleading with you to trust God even in the dark. None who wait for Him will be put to shame!

As their Messiah did, so the Lord's people sometimes feel forgotten and forsaken by God. This passage stands as a premiere encouragement from God regarding His faithfulness to his people.