Our message is from Isaiah 36 &37. We are going to be looking at a battle that never happened between the Assyrians and the city of Jerusalem. The reason the battle never happened, was because God fought the battle for His people. The Assyrians were arrogant and believed nothing would stop them, but our God is stronger than any physical army this world has. That is where when can place our trust in the midst of our battles.

I pray that you are blessed and encouraged by the service this morning.

Today we are studying chapters 25 and 25 of the book of Isaiah. These two chapters are one of the few sections in Isaiah where he writes in poetry to his audience. It is important for us to know how to read and understand Biblical poetry. Isaiah is going to use poetry here to communicate a deeper understanding of practical truths about God and His character.

I pray that you are blessed and encouraged by the message.

Good morning! We are continuing our study of the book of Isaiah. We are going to be unpacking chapters 13-24 today. These chapters are filled with prophecies for different nations that are active at the time of Isaiah. We are going to look at these prophecies this morning and you will notice a theme of pride, arrogance, and trust in the wrong things. These chapters should serve as a warning for things that we need to watch out for in our own lives.

We are taking a week break from our series in Isaiah to focus on one of my favorite mothers in the Bible, Hannah. We will be looking specifically at the perseverance of Hannah and how she honors God with her prayer life, in the difficult situation that she finds herself in. This story has much to teach about perseverance in our own prayer lives.

This message is from Isaiah chapter 11. This chapter explores restoration that is promised through the coming of the Messiah. Jesus is restoring lives today through His death, burial, and resurrection. We examine all the restoration themes from chapter 11.

This week our message is from Isaiah chapter 6. Where we see Isaiah has a vision of God. This is one of the most powerful chapters in the entire book of Isaiah. We see that the encounter that Isaiah had with God leaves him changed. The same is true with us, when we encounter God, we cannot help but leave changed. My prayer is that you have an encounter with the Holy God this morning.

This week our message is from Isaiah chapters 2-4. Isaiah 2-4 talks about what is to come in the future not just for Judah and the nation of Israel but for all of us. It is important to keep our eyes on what is to come because we want to live expectant lives. We want to live like Jesus is coming back, it will help us to be bold for the gospel. We have hope for the future.

We are starting into a series in Isaiah called God's restoration promises. We are going to dive into the background of Isaiah this morning, and also talk about how chapter 1 of Isaiah really sets the table for the rest of the book. Judah & Israel are nations living in rebellion to God and yet there is hope for these sinful nations because of the grace of God.

Happy Easter Sunday! He is risen indeed! On this Easter Sunday our passage will be Matthew 12:38-42. Jesus is responding to a request from the religious leaders. He is telling them that He will give them the sign of Jonah, and that something greater is with them. Do you see that something greater is available to you, through the resurrection of Jesus.

On this Palm Sunday we look at the last passion prediction that Jesus made to His disciples. Jesus is seeking to teach them what they do not understand.