God created us for His pleasure, but with great love. But if we live only for our own pleasure, tragic consequences follow.Precept Ministrys Kay Arthur continues a series in Isaiah titled, Judgment- But Hope.

The world throws parties. Eat, drink and be merry is the hedonists battle cry. But someday, the party will be over, a day described prophetically in the book of Isaiah.Precept Ministrys Kay Arthur takes a sobering look at the coming day of reckoning.

We put a lot of time and energy worrying about our looks, our possessions and our reputations.Precept Ministrys Kay Arthur reminds you to focus on the eternal rather than the temporal. Its more of series in Isaiah called, Judgment-But Hope.

Is God taken by surprise when calamity strikes? Or does His sovereign judgment require it from time to time? Precept Ministrys Kay Arthur offers biblical insight into that question, as she moves further into a series in Isaiah.

There are many idols in the world; some are even given god-like status among their followers. Precept Ministrys Kay Arthur directs you to the vital passage in Scripture that settles the issue of how many true Gods there are once and for all!

As you look at the turmoil in the Middle East, do you see it as an out of control mess? Precept Ministrys Kay Arthur shows why the opposite is true . . . God is in control.

When we discuss current affairs and world events, we often try to second-guess leaders and their decisions. Precept Ministrys Kay Arthur reminds you about one thing we forget when we do so . . . Gods sovereign plan. Join us for more of a series in Isaiah titled, Judgment-But Hope.

God takes no pleasure in watching huge numbers of people go toward destruction. In fact, it brings Him sorrow. Precept Ministrys Kay Arthur urges you to keep your heart in tune with the Lord, as she presents more of a series in Isaiah called, Judgment-But Hope.

When nations get puffed up in pride and reject the Lord, consequences inevitably follow, just as they do for individuals who make the same error. Precept Ministrys Kay Arthur continues an examination of the oracles of God given to the nations surrounding Israel.

Proverbs 16:18 says, Pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall. That applies to nations as well as individuals.Precept Ministrys Kay Arthur continues a series in Isaiah called, Judgment-But Hope, and looks at the judgments awaiting the nations who reject God and His anointed ones.