The Grandeur of God - 2A
October 31, 2019
So today, on day one of Isaiah Chapter 40, Pastor Jack continues in this chapter by telling us how the grandeur of God is also seen in the way He strengthens those who are afraid. He will one day rule from Jerusalem with a strong hand, but will gently lead those who are young and gather in His arms those who are weak.
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Isaiah 40
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The Grandeur of God can be seen in what He has already shown us in nature and in His creation. God perfectly balances our world and our universe. He controls everything, and whatever we’re going through, He will come through for us.
October 30, 2019
We’ll see the grandeur of God in His faithfulness. Isaiah is now speaking to not just Judah, but to all the world. That we are to comfort Jerusalem, and not turn our backs on the nation of Israel. We can count on God’s justice to be perfectly fair and right, knowing that His Word for Israel and for us, stands forever.
October 29, 2019
When we pray, as Hezekiah did, we are to pray believing, and thankfully expect God to answer. But, what most of us forget, is to also pray for God’s will to be done. Hezekiah got his prayer answered, but he forgot about God with tragic results.
October 28, 2019
Hezekiah was sick and near death when God rescued Judah. Isaiah then tells Hezekiah to get his house in order.
But, God gives Hezekiah 15 more years to live. Still, Hezekiah sins and it doesn’t end well for him.
October 25, 2019
An angel of the Lord went to the camp of the Assyrians, and killed 185,000 of his army. Sennacherib responds by returning to Assyria in defeat to pray to his god. But, his god couldn’t save him, and he was murdered by his two sons.
October 24, 2019
When our faith starts to waiver, we start to lose hope. But, God intervened on Judah’s behalf because King Hezekiah prayed and laid out Assyria’s threats before Him. Our enemy Satan also wants to destroy our lives. But, when we hand our troubles over to the Lord, He will respond in our lives as He did with King Hezekiah.
October 23, 2019
The field commander of the Assyrian army spoke loudly to Judah’s army to make them lose confidence. Even today, people are screaming loudly to intimidate all those around them. But, God speaks in a still small voice when He leads His people.
October 22, 2019
Assyria, Judah’s greatest enemy, represents the flesh, or Satan, and is ruled by Sennacherib, a title that means “The Great One”. Sennacherib considers himself to be a God, and is greatly feared by Judah. The field commander even mocks the people, with a bribe.
October 21, 2019
During His 1,000-year Reign on earth, Jesus will set up a perfect government in His Kingdom. For the Christ follower, God’s Kingdom is both a physical place, and a spiritual one that is inside of us. Where Jesus Christ, and His Word will reign above all else in our lives.
October 18, 2019
God will heal our brokenness, our diseases, and our emotional suffering. We won’t be subject to death, but will be eternal. God is literally going to create a new paradise on earth, without the effects of sin and its curse that fell upon mankind in the Garden of Eden.
October 17, 2019
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