Do you realize that things are going to get darker spiritually? Precept Ministrys Kay Arthur delivers some good news: There is a light in the world and in your life. Kay has more of our series in the second part of Isaiah.

Nonbelievers in rebellion against God dont believe in absolutes. Moreover, they hate people who do! Precept Ministrys Kay Arthur looks at Gods viewpoint as revealed in His Word, as she continues a series in Isaiah called, Comfort for His People.

Corruption is a fact of life in politics and among fallen human beings. Precept Ministrys Kay Arthur reveals the source of such corruption, as she presents the latest installment of a series in Isaiah.

You can absorb truth into your head, but until you get it into your heart, your life wont reflect it. Well,Precept Ministrys Kay Arthur reminds you to embrace truth and live in the light of it, as she continues a series from the second part of Isaiah.

What happens when truth is sacrificed to expedience? It starts a domino effect that leads to destruction! Precept Ministrys Kay Arthur looks to the truth of Scripture for wisdom. Join us for more of a series in the second part of Isaiah titled, Comfort for His People.

If life is too chaotic and full of worries, maybe youd like a dose of peace. Guest teacher David Arthur teaches you about how to fully grab hold of Gods peace, as he presents more of series in Isaiah.

If you could be in total control of your life and rely only on your own power, would you take such a deal? Guest teacher David Arthur reminds you why resting in any power other than Gods is so dangerous.

Do you find yourself not fitting in with other Christians? Do we need to be carbon copies of one another? Guest teacher David Arthur shows you Gods definition of who can be a Christian.

What does it mean to seek the Lord? And is there a right and wrong way to do it? Guest teacher David Arthur looks at the instruction given us in Isaiah 55, as he moves further into a series in the second part of Isaiah titled, Comfort for His People.

When your heart is bursting with joy, you might tend to shout out or sing for joy. But is there a difference between singing and shouting? Guest teacher David Arthur addresses that question, as he continues a series in the second part of Isaiah, titled, Comfort for His People.