Isaiah 11 and a shoot coming up from the stump… read more

Isaiah’s servant has no beauty or majesty to attract us. Pastor Adam closes the series on Christmas with three things about that Jesus — despised, broken, and salvific — and a boy in a riptide who pushed his own board away insisting he did not need help.

Isaiah 53:9-10, preached on returning from two weeks with the… read more

Isaiah 53:6-7. We all like sheep have gone astray, and… read more

Isaiah 53:4-5 on the pain that brings peace, set against… read more

Isaiah 53:3 and a Messiah described as despised and rejected… read more

Isaiah 53 opens the Christmas series: a prophecy written some… read more

A reign ends, and that is when the vision comes. Dr. James Smith III preaches Isaiah 6 on a sequence the year-end usually reverses: seeing, then undoing, then cleansing, and only then “here am I, send me.”

Pastor Adam puts the weight on the first verb: honour the Lord with your wealth. Generosity is an overflow of honour, not a formula, and Isaiah 61 widens what “favour” even means, since almost none of what it promises is financial.