Humble Maternal Comforter (Isaiah 66:1-16). The LORD is looking to reside in the humble and contrite who tremble in the Word. The births the Church in on day to be the maternal comforter of His humble people.

Personality Altering Utopia (Isaiah 65:17-25).  The Lord is determined to bring about the Kingdom of God on earth. The LORD will cause us to forget our former ways of being and create a people of God to be wholly new.

Provoke Or Invoke? (Isaiah 65:1-16). Why do obstinate Fortune seekers who think they are too good for the LORD surprised by God’s answer? The LORD reveals himself to those who beseech His promised blessings.

Righteous Rags & Ruins (Isaiah 63:15-64:9). Do we only think God is around when we feel excited? We say we want God to come to set fires, but are we ready for God to fire us up?

Kindness Entitlement (Isaiah 63:7-14). Our LORD demonstrates His glory by lifting us up and carrying us. Yet we take God for granted, grieve God’s Spirit and wonder where our Good Shepherd is.

Oblivious To Hemorrhaging (Isaiah 63:1-6). We are blind to the cost of sin and apathetic to the bloodshed. The LORD, however, is determined to defeat sin at a cost to the One who wears the robe stained red.

Give It No Rest (Isaiah 62:6-12). Don’t give God any rest. Claim the promises God swore to his people. Go from being an unwanted brooder to being one raised up, redeemed, desired and precious to the LORD.

Blazing New Identity (Isaiah 61:10–62:5). I rejoice the LORD bedazzles me with a new identity. Each of us are called to proclaim God’s salvation until all God’s people shine with God’s vindication and splendor.

Double Slice Joy (Isaiah 61:1–9). As the Spirit anoints Christ, so too it anoints the Body of Christ, the Church. The Spirit which provides beauty, joy and praise instead of mourning calls us all to be priests of the LORD.

Glorious Swooning (Isaiah 60:1–17). God’s glory is not about power or domination, but redemption and righteousness. People are drawn to the shalom and righteousness of God in us. Are you radiating the splendor of the Lord?