"The church is filled with _____!" I’ll bet you can fill in the blank of that universal criticism of the family of God. How we live will determine whether our critics have a point. We’ll learn about that tomorrow. Here are the notes for our study in Isaiah 58.
Lesson Notes and Questions for November 22, 2020 – Isaiah 58.pdf
If you had to pick a single passage of scripture that gives us an overview of what Christ did for sinful mankind, Isaiah 53 would be a good choice! Christ-followers need to understand and celebrate His SACRIFICE which provided JUSTIFICATION for us in God’s eyes and eternal life. This chapter is a picture of that. Here are the notes for our study tomorrow.
In these discouraging days Christ-followers have a special source of encouragement when we recall God’s story of redemption. It shows us once again that He is in control and has a plan. Here are the notes for our study in Isaiah 49.
God keeps His promises and will complete His plans, but He sometimes does it in unexpected ways that are different than what we have in mind. He doesn’t call on us to understand it all, just to trust that He is the one true God. We’ll learn about that in our study of Isaiah 46 tomorrow. Here are the notes.
Years ago a pastor coined the phrase "collective weariness." Does that sound like the year 2020 to you? God’s children don’t have to push through our weariness in our own strength. He’s powerful, personal, and ready to renew that strength. Here are the notes for tomorrow’s study in Isaiah 40.
Why is it important to say I love you when those you love already know it? Human beings need reminders. Isaiah 37 is both a model and reminder of God’s protection in a crisis. Here are the notes:
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