The people of Judah and Jerusalem were broken, beaten, and with their city in ruins, the people needed hope. Isaiah, on behalf of God, speaks giving His people hope for a better future, proclaiming “the year of the Lord’s favor.”

What does it mean to be a prophet? The prophet Isaiah is called by God to be a watchman warning Judah of the dangers ahead—warnings they didn’t heed. God gives us watchmen, too—but it’s up to us to listen to their warnings.

One of the jobs of a prophet was to give people signs from God. Isaiah was no different, giving many miraculous signs from God to God‘s people. What is the purpose and reason for the signs?

Isaiah 6 records an incredible scene in the Bible: the prophet Isaiah’s vision of God. It’s a painful one involving hot coals on lips and angels who have to cover up. We might not be prophets but we have a lot to learn from Isaiah’s vision—about God’s holiness, his mercy, and his call on our lives.

We are blessed so that we can be a blessing to others. As the people of God, our calling is to be "a light to the nations," "the light of the world," to love our neighbor, care for the vulnerable, and exercise justice. Pastor Schuyler reminds us that we still have some work to do.

Isaiah calls out God's people for making an unholy alliance instead of relying on God. Pastor Matt asks what unholy alliances do we make for our own security?

The Kingdom of Judah was guilty of empty religious practices. Pastor Jeremy challenges us to repent of just going through the motions.

Pastor Matt looks at another of Judah's sins--following corrupt leaders. What does it mean for us when God's leaders fail?

Who's on the throne of your heart? Pastor Schuyler continues our study of Isaiah as we look at Judah's idolatry.

Pastor Matt kicks off our study of the book of Isaiah looking at the sins of Judah. But are we any better as his people today?