In our study of Isaiah, we have seen that time and again God’s people failed to fulfill their part of the covenant. On the contrary, God always honors the covenant and commitment He made to His people. Let's take a look at God's promise of victory and how He fulfills this promise in our lives today.

As we look into the book Isaiah we will find that the land of God's people during their time was filled with inequity, justice, violence and corruption. How does God respond to this to bring hope? We'll look into how God continues to keep His covenant of righteousness in the lives of His people. 

As a result of sin and disobedience, God’s people were taken to Babylon in chains. Defeated, they found themselves in a new land with no place to worship their God. Let's take a look at God's promise of restoration for His people. 

If we truly want to know someone, we must draw near and listen. On this episode, we look into the book of Isaiah to read God's invitation for us to know Him, and the wonderful benefits we have in drawing near to Him. 

Have you trusted in many other things before, to no avail? Let us look into the book of Isaiah to find the confidence and courage we need as we face life's challenges, knowing that God is a covenant-keeping God who will never leave us or forsake us. 

As we begin the week with a new series entitled "Nearness", we invite you to journey with us to take a look at the character and actions of God towards us His people to bring comfort, especially when we need it most.

To end our two-week series on missions, join us to learn how we can participate in bringing Christ’s love to the nations. We are the messengers entrusted with the good news of peace, happiness, and salvation.

Light for the Nations a two-week series on the promise God made to redeem the world from darkness. Let's learn what this promise looked like and how it is fulfilled through Christ.

The struggle with mental illness is real, and many of us battle against depression and anxiety every day. Let’s take a look at how God took care of Elijah: a prophet who struggled through depression and hopelessness.

We are called to encourage one another while holding on to hope in Jesus. Our Future Hope series concludes by examining how we, as believers, can be prepared and hopeful for the day Jesus returns.