Sermons
Expositional
Expository preaching takes a passage of scripture and explains its meaning, closely following Ezra’s method of Nehemiah 8:1-12, “So they read in the book in the law of God distinctly, and gave the sense, and caused them to understand the…
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Isaiah – Chapter 61
Jesus fulfilled this prophecy in His hometown synagogue. But there is more than Jesus read. The Jewish church would explode with growth by many Gentile conversions. God exalted the elect Jews and changed them for their great joy forever.
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Isaiah – Chapter 60
Arise! Shine! God gave the Jewish church His Son, His gospel, and many Gentile conversions. After 70 years of captivity and 400 years of obscurity, God blessed the Jewish church with David’s Son for great joy and unity of Jews…
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Isaiah – Chapter 59
God deserted Israel for their sins. He listed many of their sins, which left the nation hopeless. Isaiah interceded for them. God promised to save them by Himself due to lack of a Deliverer. Messiah would save the elect and…
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Isaiah – Chapter 58
A glorious chapter! God blasted hypocritical worship like today's carnal Christianity. But He gave many rich promises for godly conduct, with the emphasis on charity and mercy with all others. Embrace these precious promises.
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Isaiah – Chapter 57
With terrible judgment coming, God took righteous men to heaven. He then mocked the idolatry and spiritual adultery of the nation. He promised to save the remnant in spite of themselves, though there would no peace to the wicked.
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Isaiah – Chapter 56
Messiah's kingdom is for all people, so Isaiah comforted eunuchs and Gentiles. God measures men by character and conduct, not anything else. God had called Babylon to devour the nation, and He blasted their wicked pastors.
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Isaiah – Chapter 55
The gospel has a feast of fat things for the soul to find great delight. It includes the Son of David as leader and commander and abundant pardon for backsliders. His word is certain – the prosperity sure – for…
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Isaiah – Chapter 54
God promised the Jewish church would explode in size, including many Gentiles. He would take her back like a loving husband and never reject her again. Prosperity and protection were guaranteed to her and to her children forever.
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Isaiah – Chapter 53
Slides detail this chapter foretelling the glorious work of salvation by God’s Servant Messiah – our Lord Jesus. The Jews despised and rejected Him, but God punished Him for our sins. We were thereby justified, and He was glorified.
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Isaiah 53 (from 2002 archives)
This great chapter describes the glorious work of salvation by God's Servant Messiah – our Lord Jesus Christ. The Jews despised and rejected Him, but God punished Him for our sins. We were thereby justified, and He was glorified.
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Isaiah – Chapter 52
God comforted His captives in exile and introduced Messiah His Servant. God would save His people and bless them into the N.T. The last three verses introduce Isaiah 53. Jesus was promoted to highest glory for saving His elect.
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Isaiah – Chapter 51
God comforted captive Jews with deliverance and future blessings. He told them to think of Abraham. He would save by almighty power from their impotent condition. Their sons/bulls could not help. He would turn fury on their enemies.
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Isaiah – Chapter 50
Israel deserved the captivity due to sins. Then Jesus spoke in prophecy of God teaching Him and His faithful use of God's gifts. He let men crucify Him, but with God's help He mocked His adversaries and their vain ideas…
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Isaiah – Chapter 49
The chapter begins by an intimate exchange between Messiah and God. He would have more success with Gentiles than with Jews. He would unite Jews and Gentiles to be a great kingdom with numbers beyond belief given the situation.
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Isaiah – Chapter 48
God reproved Israel for sins in spite of His fulfilled prophecies and chastening. He chose to end the time in Babylon for His own name's sake. He showed His care of Israel by sending Cyrus, but the reason for their…
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Isaiah – Chapter 47
God mocked Babylon as a virgin daughter to be disgraced by the Persians and as a lady doomed to widowhood and loss of children. God would destroy Babylon for her sorcery and witchcraft. Her satanic advisors would not stop Him…
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Isaiah – Chapter 46
God comforted the captive Jews in Babylon that He was superior to idols by nature, by fulfilled prophecy, and by righteous salvation. While Persia would carry Babylon's idols away, God carries His people from birth to old age.
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Isaiah – Chapter 45
God promised Cyrus and Israel He would use Cyrus for His glory to restore His people to Jerusalem. He declared His sovereign rule over all men, and though His work was not always seen, He would eradicate idolatry for His…
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Isaiah – Chapter 44
God comforted Israel that He had great things in store for them. He ridiculed the folly of idolatry and explained He blinded such men. He had forgiven Israel and would send Cyrus to save them from Babylon to fulfill prophecies…
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Isaiah – Chapter 43
God promised Israel He would save them from Babylon; He would exchange others for them. He would regather them as a nation and prove He was the only God. They deserved the captivity, but He would save them for His…