If there is one over-arching theme in Isaiah, it’s that GOD is sovereign. And how GOD demonstrated His sovereignty was through fulfilling the statements made by His prophets. And there are numerous instances where GOD did this in Hezekiah’s life alone. But the most well known prophecies of Isaiah were all concerning the Messiah, or about the one who would be sent to help prepare the way.

Hezekiah was king of Judah, and his actions impacted many others. For example, when he pursued GOD in the midst of trouble, GOD respond, and the people of Judah were saved. This should make all of us wonder, “What do I do when I face trouble? Do I go to GOD?” And now that we’re living in an age where GOD’S temple is the church, what does that mean in terms of “drawing close” to Him? That’s what we’re going to learn…

It doesn’t matter if it was in Isaiah’s day, Jesus’ day, or in our day, GOD wants us to change to become more like Him. So how have you changed, or how is GOD currently changing you?

GOD used Isaiah to give warnings to everyone. However, Paul stated that much of what is written about Old Testament events was for our warning! So, are you good at receiving the warnings that GOD has given us through His word? And like Isaiah, are you willing and able to give warnings to others on GOD’S behalf?

In chapter 32 of Isaiah, he makes a prophecy about the changes we would experience when being led by the Messiah and King. One of those changes was that "hot-heads" would learn "sense and understanding". Would you say you're a "hot-head" or that you've experienced some attitude changes because of Jesus?

The number one thing that drove the the people of GOD to lose courage and take their eyes off Him, was when their fears became greater than their faith in Him. When we do that, at the very least is robs GOD of worship, and it might even be spiritual adultery.

This week in the Book of Isaiah, we're looking what Isaiah had to say about the leadership of Israel and their drinking problem. As many of you know, alcohol abuse has impacted a lot of peoples lives. That being the case, how should we as followers of Jesus approach alcohol consumption?

This week in the Book of Isaiah, we're talking about the path GOD has for us, and what it looks like to walk that path, verses a path of our own choosing. What’s the evidence that we’re on GOD'S path? And what would indicate that we’re not?

In chapters 22-25 in the Book of Isaiah, Isaiah spoke of the coming judgment, but he also spoke about the way the people of GOD never went to Him in prayer when facing a crisis. Instead, they would make a "reaction plan" that inevitably would fail, but wouldn't go to GOD in prayer…

Babylon’s days are numbered, as are the days of every nation of people that continues to rebel against GOD. However, its always been GOD’S style to warn those He judges of what the coming punishment will be. This changed the hearts of some, but for many, their hearts were hard.