Sermon Video, Calvary Community Church, Williams Bay, WI

Each of us is born with a desire to do what is right. Quickly, we learn that everyone has an opinion as to what that should look like. Josiah reveals that only as we seek God with all our heart, soul, and mind can we know what is right - and find the power to make those choices.

Each of us is born with a desire to do what is right. Quickly, we learn that everyone has an opinion as to what that should look like. Josiah reveals that only as we seek God with all our heart, soul, and mind can we know what is right - and find the power to make those choices.

The closer you draw near to God, the more you will encounter Jesus Christ, Isaiah's Messiah, the Savior of all humanity. Are you a growing "oak of righteousness, a planting of the LORD for the display of His splendor?"

The closer you draw near to God, the more you will encounter Jesus Christ, Isaiah's Messiah, the Savior of all humanity. Are you a growing "oak of righteousness, a planting of the LORD for the display of His splendor?"

Jehovah, the only Holy, True, Creator, Redeemer, Eternal God invites His human creations to “Draw Near” to Him...and when we do, to KNOW Him in all His Majesty! Nothing in the human experience compares to knowing God!

Jehovah, the only Holy, True, Creator, Redeemer, Eternal God invites His human creations to “Draw Near” to Him...and when we do, to KNOW Him in all His Majesty! Nothing in the human experience compares to knowing God!

What miracles reach to the very core of any person and re-awaken hope in the face of despair, joy in the midst of disaster, peace when in turmoil? “Revival” is a spiritual mystery that often happens when one “Draws Near to God.” When it happens... everything changes! Is it time?

Each one of us looks for something we can trust in. In a world of constant change, we think of what lies ahead and we wonder. Isaiah tells us we do not need to wonder. God holds the future.

Each one of us looks for something we can trust in. In a world of constant change, we think of what lies ahead and we wonder. Isaiah tells us we do not need to wonder. God holds the future.

God longs for all people to be able to worship Him. For that reason, Jesus has given us the great commission--to go into all the world (Matthew 28:18-20). Yet many followers of Christ do not share the good news of the Gospel with others. From the passage in Isaiah today, we will see that a true encounter with God causes us not only to personalize His commission, but to do so excitedly.