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In Isaiah 40, the prophet comforted God's people with promises of His redemption, presence, and glory. The message of Christmas comforts us with the assurance of promises fulfilled and hope of promises yet to come. How does the prophet's message of comfort speak to us today? Consider the ways Isaiah 40 offers us comfort.
In Isaiah 40, the prophet comforted God's people with promises of His redemption, presence, and glory. The message of Christmas comforts us with the assurance of promises fulfilled and hope of promises yet to come. How does the prophet's message of comfort speak to us today? Consider the ways Isaiah 40 offers us comfort.
Joel 2:1-11 uses the imagery of the locust plague in chapter 1 to warn Judah of even greater judgment to come. God has demonstrated His willingness to intervene in the affairs of this world to exert His righteousness and judgment. We must be mindful of the fact that God’s previous expressions of judgment simply foreshadow the final judgment to come. What do we learn about God’s judgment? There are at least three important descriptions of God’s judgment…
How can we wrap our heads around a broad and abstract concept like "worship"? This week we start to answer the question, "What is worship?"
In Isaiah 40 the prophet comforted God’s people with promises of His redemption, presence, and glory. The message of Christmas comforts us with the assurance of promises fulfilled and hope of promises yet to come. How does the prophet’s message of comfort speak to us today? Consider three ways Isaiah 40 offers us comfort.
Joel 2:1-11 uses the imagery of the locust plague in chapter 1 to warn Judah of even greater judgment to come. God has demonstrated His willingness to intervene in the affairs of this world to exert His righteousness and judgment. We must be mindful of the fact that God’s previous expressions of judgment simply foreshadow the final judgment to come. What do we learn about God’s judgment? There are at least three important descriptions of God’s judgment…
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