St. Paul Lutheran Church, Matteson, Illinois & Pastor Troester

Responding to the questions of others, Jesus shows us again God's good, complete and blessed ways, and how we fall short, be God provides a Savior for us.

Jesus teaches us how to treat each other in humility as we forgive as we are forgiven.

The outcome and blessing of those who have benefited from the saving work of God's Suffering Servant.

The fourth of the Servant Songs of Isaiah concerning Jesus Christ, God's Servant on our behalf.

God calls us to see light, to wake up to the work He is going to do, which is done by God's Son, Jesus Christ, The Servant of the Lord, Who suffers and dies, but rises from the dead to win the victory over our enemy of Death.

We may think that God has spoken enough words of comfort through Isaiah, but God knows how "slow of heart to believe" we are, and so God pleads for faith in His power to redeem us.

Isaiah writes about our sin and then the reason that the Servant of the Lord, Jesus Christ, came to suffer and die and rise again.

The prophet Isaiah speaks of the Servant of the Lord, who is Jesus Christ.

We see God eternal, all knowing and all powerful, and yet the Good Shepherd who saves us.

God conquers all enemies. He lasts forever.