Messages
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In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Isaiah 52-55. These chapters continue revealing the suffering Servant and His work of redemption for all mankind. The Servant’s work cultivates worship in God’s people and the offer of forgiveness is available to any who call on his name, and His name is Jesus.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Isaiah 49-51. These chapters speak of a Servant that will redeem the exiled house of Israel and call the nations to repentance. This Servant will suffer for His people and blot out their transgressions. This Servant is Jesus and Isaiah prepared Israel for His arrival.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Isaiah 45-48. These chapters display the supremacy of God over all creation and how that supremacy impacts Babylon and His people. The prophet declared that Cyrus the Persian would release the Hebrews from Babylonian exile and fund the rebuilding of their homeland. This news was unexpected and challenged the Hebrews to trust God even when His plan was different from their plan.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Isaiah 42-44. These chapters explore the way God leads His people through tribulation to expose their spiritual blindness. The prophet also gives good news about the end of exile in Babylon and encourages His readers to see the gospel presentation. These chapters finish with an examination of idolatry and the foolishness of serving false gods.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Isaiah 40-42. These chapters reveal God’s plan of setting the Hebrew captives free, but also His ultimate plan of setting the captive world free. Isaiah boldly declares that God’s plan is supreme and it includes comfort and provision for His people in the midst of tribulation.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Isaiah 36-39. These chapter mark the end of the Assyrian saga and the beginning of the Babylonian exile. Isaiah never saw the exile in person, but he spent his final years preparing the people for suffering and witnessing God’s faithfulness. The message during the Assyrian invasion and the exile was trust God; the same message for the modern church.
In this message, Preston teaches from Isaiah 33-35. These chapters paint a picture of a Messiah who will judge the nations with vengeance. Leadership across the nations is corrupt at every level, and God has a plan to clean house and establish new leadership. This new leader will be a righteous king who causes gardens to grow in the desert and wipes away the tears of His followers. This king is Jesus.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Isaiah 30-32. Assyria is coming to destroy Judah, and the religious leaders encourage King Hezekiah to ask Egypt for help. These chapters include God’s response to this foolish plan, and how the Lord will purify His people from their unfaithfulness. The prophet also addresses the influence of wicked leaders on God’s people and promises a Messiah that will lead the people with righteousness.
