Even in this present day, Jesus Christ is conquering the nations. What will things look like when his victory is complete? What does it mean to us today?

Does God bring wrath upon all the nations-- If so, by what standards does He judge them-- Finally, how then should we live as God's people among those nations--

How could God bring judgment upon a nation that had performed His will-- And for that matter, if God is really in charge, how is He not guilty of all bad things that come to pass--

Does God bring wrath upon all the nations? If so, by what standards does He judge them? Finally, how then should we live as God's people among those nations?

How could God bring judgment upon a nation that had performed His will? And for that matter, if God is really in charge, how is He not guilty of all bad things that come to pass?

-For to us a child is born, to us a son is given...- How do we know this verse is about Jesus-- What does it teach us-- What kind of Son is He--

"For to us a child is born, to us a son is given..." How do we know this verse is about Jesus? What does it teach us? What kind of Son is He?

Isaiah spoke relevant message to his people more than 700 years before Christ came, and yet he was pointing to something greater - with even greater relevance today.

Here's what every believer has in common with Isaiah the prophet who lived over 2700 years ago.

The land was laid waste. All that remained was one last walled city. All hope seemed lost for the nation that God had chosen to save the world. Then came the message of Immanuel...