Isaiah (unspecified)The Only Way Out Is Throughidentified as the source of the quote within 2 Corinthians 6:2: 'in an acceptable time I have heard you and in the day of salvation I have helped you'
IsaiahIf Anyone Is Thirsty, Let Him Come to Meread aloud on the last great day of the feast: 'you will joyously draw water from the springs of salvation,' prompting Jesus's cry about living water
Isaiah (quoted by Jesus in Matthew 13)The Sower Sows the WordQuoted by Jesus to explain why he speaks in parables, about hearts grown dull and eyes closed
Isaiah (unspecified)The Sign of JonahOld Testament prophecy cited in connection with parables: 'seeing they will not see and hearing they will not understand'
IsaiahRejoice in the Lord Alwaysreferenced as God saying 'I will put them behind me' regarding sins, in the context of God's forgiveness
Isaiah (unnamed passage)Who Are Youreferenced to parallel Paul's argument that idols made by human hands are not gods
IsaiahHis Spirit Was Provoked Within HimReferenced regarding the foolishness of paying a craftsman to make an idol from wood or stone, covering it with gold, and then propping it up so it does not topple
Isaiah 49-53By What Power Have You Done Thissuffering servant passages that Jewish leaders had interpreted variously, applied by Peter to Jesus
Isaiah (lame leaping like a deer passage)Silver and Gold Have Nonecited as prophecy looking forward to the time when the lame would leap and the mute sing for joy
IsaiahDo Not Be Overcome by Evilburning coal brought to cleanse Isaiah's lips when he confessed being a man of unclean lips
IsaiahMonday NIghts @ Frist B Nov 14threferenced as background to the bridegroom imagery, quoting a passage about God rejoicing over Jerusalem as a bridegroom rejoices over his bride
Isaiah (unspecified)A Man Called Jesusprophecy that hearing they will not hear and seeing they will not understand
Isaiah 9 (paraphrase, specific verses not stated)Good News of Great Joy for All Peoplequoted as a prophecy spoken seven hundred years before Jesus was born, naming Jesus wonderful counselor, mighty God, everlasting father, prince of peace, whose government and peace will never end
Isaiah 1Love Must Be SincereIsaiah calling out religiosity seven hundred years before Christ
Isaiah 1The Love Without Hypocrisyfrom about verse six downward, God says the same thing about empty religious festivals, seven hundred years before Christ
Isaiah 1:17You Didn't Choose Me, I Chose Youlearn to do good, seek justice, correct oppression, bring justice to the fatherless, plead the widow's case
Isaiah 1:18Do Not Be Carried Awayquoted in passing as 'though our sins be as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow'
Isaiah 1:18Meditate on These Thingsalluded to in the phrase though your sins be as scarlet they shall be as white as snow, used to illustrate the concept of purity
Isaiah 1:18The Aim of Our Charge Is Lovethough your sins be scarlet they shall be as white as snow, referenced in discussing God purifying hearts
Isaiah 1:18The Aim of Our Charge Is Lovethough our sins be as crimson, they shall be as white as snow, used in the opening prayer
Isaiah 2Joel Chapter 3 - Pastor Van Jonesthey shall beat their swords into plowshares and their spears into pruning hooks, cited as the reversal of Joel 3:9
Isaiah 2Come to the Valley of Judgmentquoted as the reversal of Joel 3:9, nations beat swords into plowshares and learn war no more
Isaiah 5Wonderful Words of Woesource of six woes including greed, drunkenness, deceit, blasphemy, self-righteousness
Isaiah 5:1-6John 15, Traditions (3)Song of the vineyard, God's disappointment with Israel bearing stinking rotten grapes
Isaiah 6When God's Holiness Goes Publicvision of God with the Seraphim singing 'holy, holy, holy is the Lord God almighty and the earth is full of his glory,' used to define God's glory as his holiness going public
Isaiah 6To Him Be the Glory Forever and EverIsaiah's vision of the Lord high and lifted up, seraphim singing holy holy holy, the earth full of his glory
Isaiah 6WWW Be Right (19)Isaiah sees the Lord on his throne and says 'woe is me for I am ruined because I am a man of unclean lips'
Isaiah 6Behold My Servant, My Chosen Onereferenced for the vision of the temple filled with cherubim and seraphim and the threefold holy, holy, holy
Isaiah 6:1-7His Mercy Is MoreIsaiah confronted with the holiness of God, woe is me I am ruined
Isaiah 6:1-7If You Are Saved, Act Like Itquoted at length to show Isaiah's vision of God's holiness and his own sinfulness, and the seraph touching his lips with a coal
Isaiah 6:5Not Even OneIsaiah's reaction to God's presence cited as an example of holiness revealing sin: woe is me, I am undone
Isaiah 6:8The Hope of Israel in Chainsreferenced as the verse just before the commission, where Isaiah says here am I, send me
Isaiah 6:8The Gospel Is Not Hinderedhere am I send me, referenced in context of Isaiah's call before the hard message
Isaiah 6:9-10The Hope of Israel in Chainsquoted by Paul to the Jews in Rome about hearing but not understanding, seeing but not perceiving
Isaiah 6:9-10The Gospel Is Not Hinderedquoted by Paul to the Jews in Rome about hearing but not understanding, tied back to Isaiah's call in the temple
Isaiah 7Christ Be All Around MeQuoted as Jesus saying 'I will put my trust in him' and 'I will wait for the Lord'
Isaiah 7:14God Is With Usprophecy read aloud: the virgin will conceive and bear Emmanuel
Isaiah 7:14Christmas Eve Service - 4.30pm (2)Read as part of the nativity scripture reading: 'the virgin will conceive a child and she will give birth to a son and will call him Emmanuel which means God is with us'
Isaiah 7:14Christmas Eve Service - 6.00pm (2)prophecy read as part of the nativity story: the virgin will conceive and call him Emmanuel
Isaiah 8Think Carefully About This Jesusextended reading on God's warning to Isaiah not to think like everyone else, to fear the Lord, and to preserve His teaching
Isaiah 8:13Think Carefully About This Jesusimperative to make the Lord of heaven's armies holy in your life and let Him make you tremble
Isaiah 8:14Whoever Believes Will Be Savedone of two Isaiah pearls combined: a stone of stumbling and a rock of offense laid in Zion
Isaiah 8:14The Word Is Near YouString of pearls quote: a stone of stumbling and a rock of offense laid in Zion
Isaiah 8:18Think Carefully About This Jesusquoted as 'I and the children the Lord has given me', applied in Hebrews 2:13 to Jesus and all who believe
Isaiah 8:19Think Carefully About This Jesuswarning against consulting mediums and those who seek the dead rather than seeking God
Isaiah 8:22-9:1Think Carefully About This Jesustransition from judgment to hope, noting the lands of Zebulun and Naphtali would be humbled then filled with glory
Isaiah 9:1Think Carefully About This JesusGalilee of the Gentiles lying along the road between the Jordan and the sea would be filled with glory, fulfilled in Jesus's ministry
Isaiah 9:2The Shepherd's Dogadvent candle reading: 'the people walking in darkness have seen a great light'
Isaiah 9:6-7Christmas Eve Candlelight Service (4)prophetic reading: a child is born, called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace
Isaiah 9:6-7Christmas Eve Candlelight Service (9)a child is born, wonderful counselor, mighty God, everlasting father, prince of peace, ruling from David's throne
Isaiah 9:6-7Christmas Eve 2016 (3)prophecy of the child to be born, read as part of the Christmas scripture readings
Isaiah 9:6-7Christmas Eve Candlelight Service (3)read as prophecy of the child born, wonderful counselor, prince of peace, whose government will never end
Isaiah 9:6-7Christmas Eve Candlelight Services (3)child born to us, son given, government on his shoulders, names including Wonderful Counselor and Prince of Peace
Isaiah 9:6-7Christmas Eve Service - 4.30pm (2)Read as part of the nativity scripture reading: 'For a child is born to us, a son is given to us... Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace'
Isaiah 9:6-7Christmas Eve Service - 6.00pm (2)prophecy read: a child is born, called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace
Isaiah 9:6A Light to the Gentilesquoted in connection with the servant being called from the womb and the significance of his name
Isaiah 9:6Think Carefully About This Jesusquoted in full: 'a child is born to us, a son is given to us... wonderful counselor, mighty God, everlasting Father, prince of peace'
Isaiah 9:6-7What Is Your Magnificat?read aloud: a child is born, called wonderful counselor, mighty God, everlasting father, prince of peace
Isaiah 9:6Hope Was Born This Nightquoted to name Jesus as wonderful counselor, mighty God, everlasting father, prince of peace, connecting to the Christmas season
Isaiah 9:7Think Carefully About This Jesushis government and peace will never end, ruling from David's throne with fairness and justice for all eternity
Isaiah 10:22-23It Is Not as Though the Word of God Has Failedthough the sons of Israel be like the sand of the sea only a remnant will be saved, the Lord executing his word thoroughly and quickly
Isaiah 11:10Towards Unity and Diversity- Traditional (3)quoted as 'there shall come the root of Jesse and he who arises to rule over the Gentiles, in him shall the Gentiles hope'
Isaiah 12:3Never Has a Man Spoken in This Wayread at the culmination of the Feast of Tabernacles, you will joyously draw water from the springs of salvation
Isaiah 25:1Steady As We GoOpening call to worship: 'Lord, you are my God. I will exalt you. I will give thanks to your name for you have worked wonders, plans formed long ago with perfect faithfulness.'
Isaiah 25:1Many Parts, One Bodyopening encouragement before worship: 'Lord, you are my God. I will exalt you. I will give you thanks for you have worked wonders, plans formed long ago with perfect faithfulness'
Isaiah 25:1Slow to Anger but JustRead at the opening to lead into worship: 'Lord, you're my God. I will exalt you. I will give thanks to your name for you have worked wonders, plans formed long ago with perfect faithfulness.'
Isaiah 25:1There Is Salvation in No One Elseopening worship reading: 'Lord, you are my God, and I'll exalt you, and I'll give thanks to your name... plans formed from long ago with perfect faithfulness'
Isaiah 25:8Be Steadfast, Be Immovabledeath is swallowed up in victory, quoted as the source Paul draws from in 1 Corinthians 15
Isaiah 26It Is a Terrifying Thingquoted to show that fire will devour God's enemies even when people do not see His hand lifted
Isaiah 26:3Messianic Messages - Adventyou will keep in perfect peace all who trust in you, all whose thoughts are fixed on you, cited in closing
Isaiah 26:3-4Women's Bible Study - October 19th, 2022God keeps in perfect peace those whose thoughts are fixed on him, shared as encouragement for a friend losing sleep over a son who is using again
Isaiah 28The Sign of Jonahreferenced as prophecy: 'I am placing a foundation stone in Jerusalem, a firm and tested stone, a precious cornerstone'
Isaiah 28:16Whoever Believes Will Be Savedsecond Isaiah pearl combined with 8:14: he who believes in him will not be disappointed
Isaiah 28:16The Word Is Near YouString of pearls quote interspersed with Isaiah 8:14: he who believes in him will not be disappointed
Isaiah 28:16Do Not Monkey With the StringI lay in Zion a choice stone, a precious cornerstone, he who believes will not be disappointed
Isaiah 29:13Mother's Day - Traditionalquoted by Jesus against the Pharisees, this people honors me with their lips but their heart is far from me
Isaiah 29:13Mother's Day - Contemporaryquoted by Jesus against the Pharisees: this people honors me with their lips but their heart is far from me
Isaiah 29:13More Confrontation with the Phariseesquoted by Jesus against the Pharisees: this people honors me with their lips but their heart is far away from me
Isaiah 29:13More Confrontation with the Phariseesquoted by Jesus against the Pharisees: 'this people honors me with their lips but their heart is far away from me'
Isaiah 29:14The Message of the Cross Dividesquoted as Old Testament support for God destroying the wisdom of the wise and bringing to nothing the understanding of the prudent
Isaiah 30Wonderful Words of Woein repentance and rest you will be saved, in quietness and trust is your strength, but you were not willing
Isaiah 30:15Y'all Know the GospelOld Testament gospel response submitted by a congregant, in repentance and rest is your salvation, spoken about a thousand years before Christ
Isaiah 30:15Not Ashamed of the Gospelin repentance and rest is your salvation, in quietness and trust is your strength
Isaiah 30:15Seven Woes, a Conclusion, and a Lamentin repentance and rest you will be saved, in quietness and trust is your strength but you were not willing
Isaiah 30:15The Gospel in Ten Words or Lessin repentance and rest is your salvation, in quietness and trust is your strength, but you would have none of it
Isaiah 30:15Strive to Enter Through the Narrow Doorin repentance and rest you will be saved, in quietness and trust is your strength, but you were not willing
Isaiah 30:15Why Do the Nations Ragebriefly referenced: in repentance and rest is your reward, quietness your strength, but you would have none of it
Isaiah 30:15Strive to Enter Through the Narrow Doorin repentance and rest you will be saved, in quietness and trust is your strength, but you were not willing
Isaiah 30:15The Gospel in Ten Words or Less'in repentance and rest is your salvation, in quietness and trust is your strength, but you would have none of it'
Isaiah 30:18Prayer on Fire #2 of 3God earnestly waits to be gracious to Israel despite their rebellion, used to show God pursues us
Isaiah 34God Said It, That Settles Itlisted among prophecies concerning Edom cited from Easton's Bible Dictionary
Isaiah 35Eight Days That Changed the Worldeyes of the blind opened, lame leaping like a deer, spoken of Messiah seven hundred years before Christ
Isaiah 35:5Monday Night @ Frist B Feb 6thcited as the prophecy that the Messiah would open the eyes of the blind and unplug the ears of the deaf, fulfilled in Jesus healing the deaf man
Isaiah 40The More Excellent Wayquoted that God never grows weak or weary and gives power to the weak
Isaiah 40Behold My Servantreferenced for the comfort passage beginning with mount up with wings like eagles and comfort oh comfort my people
Isaiah 40The Lord Stood With MeQuoted after a song: those who wait for the Lord will gain new strength, mount up with wings like eagles, run and not get tired, walk and not become weary
Isaiah 40ABC: One Two Three from Proverbsthose who wait on the Lord will gain new strength, mount up with wings like eagles, run and not get tired
Isaiah 40:3-5He Only Knew John's BaptismQuoted within Luke 3 about preparing the way of the Lord and every valley being filled
Isaiah 40:3Humble Before the Wordthe camp theme verse for Old Faithful Christian Ranch, a voice crying in the wilderness to prepare the way of the Lord
Isaiah 40:3His Word Will Not Return Emptyquoted as the theme verse for Old Faithful Christian Ranch's summer camp, about preparing the way of the Lord
Isaiah 40:3Moonday Night @ First B Oct 24quoted as the prophecy about a messenger preparing the way for the Lord, fulfilled by John the Baptist
Isaiah 40:6-7Real Riches, Responding, Receivingall flesh is grass and its loveliness like a flower that fades when the Lord's breath blows
Isaiah 40:6-8Loving and Longingquoted by Peter and also read directly from Isaiah about the grass withering and the flower fading but the word of God standing forever
Isaiah 40:6-8His Mercy Is Moreall flesh is like grass, the flower fades, but the word of the Lord endures forever
Isaiah 40:6-8If You Are Saved, Act Like Itquoted as Peter's citation that all flesh is like grass but the word of the Lord endures forever
Isaiah 40:8From John 16, Morning Praise (3)quoted in the opening prayer: the grass withers, the flowers fall, but God's word stands forever
Isaiah 40:8Preach the Word: In Season and Out of Seasonreferenced in a song sung that morning, the grass will wither and the flower will fade but the word of our God will last forever
Isaiah 40:8Power, Love, and DisciplineThe grass withers, the flowers fade, but the word of our God stands forever, sung before worship song
Isaiah 40:8Preach the Wordthe grass withers and the flower falls but the word of the Lord lasts forever, referenced during the warning against turning to myths
Isaiah 40:8Hallowed Be Your Nameread during the offering: the grass withers, the flowers fade, but the word of our God stands forever
Isaiah 40:8All of Us Are Gomerread before the offering, 'the grass withers and the flowers fade, but the word of our God stands forever'
Isaiah 40:8Blessed to Be a Blessingquoted before the offering song to speak of the permanence of God's word
Isaiah 40:13We Have the Mind of Christwho has known the mind of the Lord that he may instruct Him, quoted in 1 Corinthians 2:16
Isaiah 40:28-31Such Were Some of YouHave you not heard, have you not known that God is an everlasting God, quoted to encourage trust in God's sufficiency
Isaiah 40:31A Great High Priest Who Can Sympathizeused as the benediction: those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength, soar on wings like eagles, run and not grow weary
Isaiah 40:31Since We Have a Great High Priestthose who hope in the Lord will renew their strength and soar on wings like eagles, used as benediction
Isaiah 40:31Think Carefully About This Jesusused as the benediction: those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength and soar on wings like eagles
Isaiah 41:13Friendship, Faith, and Forgivenessquoted before the singing of Precious Lord: God takes hold of your right hand and says do not fear, I will help you
Isaiah 43God Is Just and the Justifierquoted after the offering prayer: when you pass through the waters I will be with you and the waves will not overcome you
Isaiah 43Honor Widows Who Are Truly WidowsMentioned as the theme verse for Vacation Bible School: When you pass through the waters, I will be with you
Isaiah 43Flee, Pursue, and Take Holdtheme verse for VBS: when you pass through the waters I will be with you
Isaiah 43:1-2The Mystery of Godlinessquoted when discussing passing through the waters, God redeeming and calling by name
Isaiah 43:2Guard the Deposit Entrusted to Youa child wrote it in a note of comfort to a mother, and it was also the VBS theme verse: 'when you pass through the waters, I will be with you'
Isaiah 43:19The Word Became Human and Lived Among UsGod saying He will do something new, already happening, making rivers in the desert, used to introduce the concept of God doing new things and speaking to those who listen
Isaiah 45:18-25Let This Mind Be in Youread at length to show God as creator, exclusive savior, and the one to whom every knee shall bow
Isaiah 45:18-25Let This Mind Be in Youread at length: God as creator, exclusivity of salvation, every knee shall bow
Isaiah 45:23Let This Mind Be in Youidentified as the source of the every knee shall bow language, God swearing by Himself that it shall not return void
Isaiah 45:23Let This Mind Be in Youevery knee shall bow and every tongue shall take an oath, quoted as the source Paul draws on in Romans
Isaiah 45:23Now Is the Day of SalvationGod swearing by himself that every knee shall bow and every tongue swear allegiance
Isaiah 46You Will Receive PowerReferenced as a call to remember, God saying he is God and there is no other
Isaiah 49:1When It Pleased Godthe Lord called Isaiah from the womb, used to parallel Paul's call from birth
Isaiah 49:1-8, 13A Light to the Gentilesthe main passage for this sermon, the calling and ministry of the servant, presented as a divine conversation between Father and Son
Isaiah 49:6No Longer Strangers and AliensGod will make Israel a light to the nations so salvation may reach the ends of the earth
Isaiah 49:6Let This Mind Be in Youquoted at the opening as the basis for celebrating Christ coming as a light to the Gentiles
Isaiah 49:6Monday Night @ Frist B Feb 6thcited as the prophecy that the coming Messiah would be a light to the Gentiles and bring salvation to the ends of the earth
Isaiah 50He Set His Face to Go to Jerusalemread directly as a suffering servant passage applied to Jesus setting his face toward Jerusalem
Isaiah 50Set His Face to Go to Jerusalemthe suffering servant passage containing 'I have set my face like flint', which Pastor sees as the image behind Luke 9:51
Isaiah 50:4-11He Set His Face Like FlintPrimary sermon text, read and expounded as a suffering servant passage spoken from Christ's first-person perspective
Isaiah 51:6Pay Closer Attention to What We Have Heard"Lift up your eyes to the sky...the sky will vanish like smoke and the earth will wear out like a garment...but My salvation will be forever" - cited alongside Psalm 102
Isaiah 52:7The Word Is Near YouHow beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news
Isaiah 52:13-53:12Who Has Believed Our Reportmain sermon text, the suffering servant passage read and expounded at length
Isaiah 52:13-14He Set His Face Like FlintRead as the opening verses of the fourth servant passage, describing the servant's exaltation and his marred appearance
Isaiah 53Eight Days That Changed the Worldwritten seven hundred years before Christ describing the suffering servant, pierced for transgressions, scourged, led like a lamb, buried with a rich man
Isaiah 53Philip Acts in Obedience, Morning PraiseThe scroll the eunuch was reading, describing a suffering servant, which Philip used as the starting point to tell him about Jesus
Isaiah 53Philip Acts in Obedience, Traditionsthe passage the eunuch was reading aloud in his chariot, quoted as 'he was led like a sheep to the slaughter'
Isaiah 53From John 18-19, Morning Praise (2)Song of the suffering servant, wounded for our transgressions, bruised for our iniquities, led as a lamb to the slaughter
Isaiah 53The Significance and Singularity of ChristmasQuoted via Peter and noted as written 750 years before Christ: 'He committed no sin nor was deceit found in his mouth' and burial with the rich and wicked
Isaiah 53Christ Is Risen: Stand Firm on the Gospelquoted to describe Jesus as despised, rejected, pierced for our rebellion, crushed for our sins, beaten so we could be whole
Isaiah 53Children of the Free Womanquoted during worship: 'he was despised and rejected, a man of sorrows acquainted with the deepest grief, he was pierced for our rebellion, he was crushed for our sins, he was beaten so that we could
Isaiah 53Monday Nights @ First B (11)prophecy about Jesus read aloud to her dad in ICU, the man of sorrows passage
Isaiah 53It Is Finishedread in its entirety as a prophecy written seven hundred years before the cross describing the suffering, death and atoning work of Christ
Isaiah 53It Is Finishedread as the Old Testament crucifixion passage, describing the suffering servant pierced for our transgressions
Isaiah 53God Will Finish What He Startedreferenced briefly as the passage calling Jesus a man of sorrows acquainted with grief
Isaiah 53Listen to the Angels Singreferenced briefly during communion, 'by your stripes, by your blood, Lord, we are healed'
Isaiah 53Save Us Now: A Palm Sunday Detourquoted in the pastoral prayer to reflect on Christ's suffering: 'he was despised and rejected, a man of sorrows acquainted with deepest grief, he was pierced for our rebellion, he was crushed for our
Isaiah 53Behold My Servantmentioned as the final servant passage to be studied before Christmas, where the servant is definitely suffering
Isaiah 53My Kingdom Is Not of This Worldreferenced as written 700 years before the crucifixion, 'led like a lamb to the slaughter, he didn't open his mouth'
Isaiah 53It Is Finishedread at length as a prophecy written seven hundred years before Jesus, describing his suffering, rejection, piercing for rebellion, being led like a lamb to slaughter, burial in a rich man's grave, an
Isaiah 53:1-12Give Me Jesusread in full as the Old Testament suffering servant song, applied throughout to Jesus and connected to the Dead Sea Scrolls Isaiah scroll
Isaiah 53:1The Word Is Near YouLord, who has believed our report, used to show that some will reject the gospel
Isaiah 53:1-12He Set His Face Like FlintCentral sermon text, read through in full as the detailed suffering servant prophecy fulfilled in Christ's passion, death and resurrection
Isaiah 53:7-8Saul Is My Chosen InstrumentPhilip explained the suffering servant passage to the Ethiopian eunuch as the good news about Jesus
Isaiah 53:7-8Here Is Water, What Hinders Youthe passage the Ethiopian eunuch was reading: led like a lamb to slaughter, silent before his shearers, taken away by oppression
Isaiah 53:7-8Here Is Water, What Hinders Youthe passage the Ethiopian eunuch was reading in his chariot, quoted in full from the New Living Translation
Isaiah 53:7-8Philip Wants the Ballthe passage the Ethiopian eunuch was reading aloud in his chariot, quoted in both the Septuagint form and the New Living Translation
Isaiah 54:1Children of the Free Womanquoted as Paul's allegory text: 'rejoice, oh barren one who does not bear, break forth and cry aloud, you who are not in labor, for the children of the desolate one will be more than those of the one
Isaiah 55Prayer on Fire #1 of 3 (3)read at length to paint a picture of God inviting the hungry and thirsty to come closer and receive freely what money cannot buy
Isaiah 55Monday Night @ Frirst B Jan 23rdGod's invitation to come to his banquet, eat what is good, and find life, applied to the feeding of the five thousand
Isaiah 55:6Degradation on Demandquoted as a call to seek the Lord while he may be found, before being given over to a depraved mind
Isaiah 55:6Humble Before the Wordclosing call to seek the Lord while he may be found and for the unrighteous to return to him for compassion and pardon
Isaiah 55:6-7Fear God and Keep His Commandmentsquoted at the benediction, seek the Lord while He may be found, call on Him while He is near, turn to Him and He will have mercy
Isaiah 55:6Have Faith in Godquoted as a closing exhortation: seek the Lord while he may be found, call on him while he is near
Isaiah 55:7WWW Be Right (17)Quoted as instruction to turn to the Lord rather than looking within oneself to overcome sin
Isaiah 55:7Degradation on Demandquoted to say the wicked can forsake his way, return to the Lord, and God will abundantly pardon
Isaiah 55:8Secrets of a Lasting Lovequoted to show God's thoughts and ways are higher than ours, giving reason to trust Him
Isaiah 55:8With Him or Without HimPastor's wife reading by the Christmas tree: 'For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are my ways your ways'
Isaiah 55:8-9Press On to the Heavenly Prizemy thoughts are nothing like your thoughts, my ways are far beyond anything you can imagine, the heavens are higher than the earth
Isaiah 55:8 (approximate)Saul Is My Chosen Instrumentreferenced when Jesus tells Ananias Saul is his chosen instrument: his ways are not our ways his thoughts are not our thoughts
Isaiah 55:8Saul, Why Are You Persecuting Me?His ways are not our ways, His thoughts are not our thoughts, referenced when God chooses Saul as His instrument
Isaiah 55:9Submit for the Lord's SakeGod's ways and thoughts are higher than ours as the heavens are above the earth
Isaiah 55:10-11His Word Will Not Return Emptyquoted at the close of the sermon about God's word not returning void but accomplishing His purpose, likened to rain and snow watering the earth
Isaiah 56Eight Days That Changed the Worldmy house shall be called a house of prayer for all peoples, even outsiders brought to the holy mountain
Isaiah 56Here Is Water, What Hinders YouGod's promise that foreigners and eunuchs who keep his covenant will be given a place and an everlasting name within his walls
Isaiah 56:1-7Jesus Purifiesquoted in larger context about guarding justice, welcoming foreigners and eunuchs, and God gathering all peoples to his holy mountain
Isaiah 56:1-8Jesus PurifiesGod promises to bring foreigners and eunuchs to his holy mountain, his house a house of prayer for all peoples
Isaiah 56:7Jesus PurifiesJesus quotes my house will be called a house of prayer for all the nations
Isaiah 57God Keeps Making a Wayclosing benediction, God dwelling with the contrite and lowly spirit
Isaiah 58:1-11Quick to Listen, Slow to Speak, Slow to Angerread to flesh out what God accepts as true religion, contrasting empty fasting with caring for the hungry, oppressed, orphans and widows, with promises of blessing to those who do
Isaiah 58:10Christ Is What Christmas Is AboutAmy shared it as the scripture the Lord gave her before her ministry meetings in China: 'If you pour out that with which you sustain your own life for the hungry and satisfy the need of the afflicted,
Isaiah 61Come to Me Unhinderedreferenced as the scroll Jesus read in the Nazareth synagogue, proclaiming freedom for captives and the acceptable year of the Lord
Isaiah 61As You Are GoingJesus read this scroll in Nazareth about healing the blind, deaf, lame and setting captives free and proclaiming the favorable time of the Lord
Isaiah 61The Coming Onethe Spirit of the Lord anointing Jesus to bring good news to the poor, release to captives, recovery of sight to the blind
Isaiah 61:1Kingdom Work - Traditionalquoted in the video as the spirit of God being on me, anointed to preach good news to the poor and heal the heartbroken
Isaiah 62Women's Bible Study - October 11th, 2023God posting watchmen on Jerusalem's walls who will never be silent day or night and will call on the Lord until he establishes Jerusalem
Isaiah 62:11The Melancholy Entryquoted as the first part of the fulfillment passage Matthew cites, say to the daughter of Zion your salvation is coming
Isaiah 62:11The Melancholy Entryidentified as the first part of the prophecy Matthew quotes: 'say to the daughter of Zion, behold, your salvation is coming'
Isaiah 63On a Mission from Godlisted as one of the oblique references behind Peter's speech to the council
Isaiah 63We're on a Mission from Godreferenced as one of the passages underlying Peter's words about God raising and exalting Jesus
Isaiah 64God Shows No Favoritismreferenced as the source for the song Canvas and Clay, 'we are the clay, God is the potter'
Isaiah 64:4Therefore We Do Not Lose Heartquoted via 1 Corinthians 2:9, eye has not seen nor ear heard the things God has prepared for those who love him
Isaiah 65:1-2The Word Is Near YouI was found by those who did not seek me; all day long I stretched out my hands to a disobedient and obstinate people
Isaiah 66Responsibility to Othersquoted by Mark, their worm does not die and the fire is not extinguished
Isaiah 66Responsibility to Othersidentified as the source of the worm does not die and fire not extinguished language Mark quotes
Isaiah 66:1-2You Stubborn Peopleheaven is God's throne and earth his footstool, his hands made both heaven and earth
Isaiah 66:1-2Brothers and Fathers, Listen to Mequoted by Stephen to argue that God does not live in temples made by human hands: 'Heaven is my throne and the earth is my footstool'
Isaiah 66:1-2God Keeps Making a WayGod saying heaven is his throne and earth his footstool, the Most High does not live in temples made by human hands
Isaiah 66:1-2God Is Bigger Than the Box You Put Him Inquoted as Stephen citing the prophet: heaven is God's throne, earth his footstool, and God blesses those with humble and contrite hearts who tremble at his word
Isaiah 66:13Your Role in God's Planbenediction: as a mother comforts her child, so will I comfort you
