Are your troubles overwhelming you? Find out what King Hezekiah did when threatened by the Assyrians and what it means for us when our hearts are under siege.

What do Apollo Creed and King Hezekiah have in common?

Find out as we examine Isaiah 39 together in the next series in our study of Isaiah called "What Happened".

The experience of 2020 has left most people longing for a little comfort. Isaiah tells us that God will comfort us, but what does that look like ad what should we expect?

The Bible says that Jesus came into the world as Immanuel, God with us—in fulfillment of the prophecy. What prophecy? Where does it come from? What does it mean?

The book of Isaiah tells us that God is both a zealous and jealous God. Both of those words bring up uncomfortable images of religious zealots and jealous boyfriends. What does it mean that God is jealous and zealous, and why should we care?

There really is nothing quite like the love of a mother. And in today’s message, we look at a passage of scripture from Isaiah where God likens himself not to ‘our Father who art in Heaven...” but rather, as a nursing mother.

The book of Isaiah describes a God who is holy, righteous, forgiving…and angry. Why is God so angry? Is he still angry? Should we be afraid of him? In this sermon we discuss what it means for us that God seems so angry in the Bible, and whether or not he still is.

While social justice is a modern term, its origins like deep in the Old Testament, and in the heart of God himself. Learn about two of the most important words in the Old Testament, and what they mean about caring for the vulnerable in our world today.

One of the most important things Isaiah told us about God is found in Isaiah 40. In this chapter Isaiah goes all out to try to describe the power and sovereignty that the creator God of the universe possesses.

Rev. Leroy Armstrong, Jr. of Proclaiming the Word Ministries challenges us to embrace Jesus as he calls us to reach the world.