Sermons from July 2026
Isaiah – Week 7
What do we do with seemingly impossible, extremely stressful circumstances? Maybe a bill we can’t pay, or illness that is dire. Even though Hezekiah was a good king, reestablishing the temple worship, he was put in a very desperate situation when he received a letter from Sennacherib, the king of Assyria. He was next on the list for destruction and torture (Isaiah 36:1-22). His response is opposite of his father Ahab (who did not go to the Lord, but depended…
Isaiah – Week 6
In a world often marked by disappointing leaders, Isaiah’s vision (Isaiah 32:1-8) of the righteous King and the kind of leadership that brings protection, truth, and flourishing points us to Jesus — the perfect King who leads with righteousness. he offers refuge to the weary, and invites us to joyfully submit every area of our lives to His loving leadership.
Isaiah – Week 5
God is involved in all history and He is sovereign, He has a purpose for all that happens (Isaiah 14:26-27). And in the midst of judgement shines hope. Isaiah shares a powerful vision of God’s coming kingdom. God will prevail. The proud will be humbled and death itself defeated (Isaiah 25:1-12). “Oh death, where is your sting” (1 Corinthians 15:50-58). All things will be new, death shall be no more (Revelation 21:1-6). Worship His work (Isaiah 26:1-9).