Good Morning “Those Who Know Where to Look For Help.”  Today we are on Isaiah 20.What do we know about Isaiah?  Honestly not much. Today we learn the depth of his obedience.  Many within the Church Body are willing to serve in those “honored” areas, but fewer are willing to serve in areas no one sees.  Even less yet, are willing to serve in areas that are humbling… even perhaps demeaning.  For ins...  Read More

Good Morning “Repenters”.  Today we are in Isaiah 19.Here Isaiah gives us a look at Gods judgment for Egypt.  “In that day”… signals that these are future events.  We get some very clear details that point to a coming day of suffering that brings about repentance and even acceptance of yet another nation of gentiles… at least some of them (Revelation 7:9).“See, the Lord rides on a swift cloud and ...  Read More

Good Morning “Anxiously Awaiting.” Today we are in Isaiah 18.  Let’s review what we’ve learned from Isaiah’s prophecies regarding Gods pending judgment on the nations that oppose Israel:- Babylon was a message of how the enemy and his forces godown in flames, but Israel rises from the ashes- Philistines taught that the throne of David will rise again, even ifit appears to have faded, and it will c...  Read More

Good Morning “Full of Life.”  Today we are in Isaiah 17.Anyone involved in ministry has experienced laboring with little or no apparent fruit. We can even convince ourselves that our mission field is hopeless - but that’s simply exhaustion, weariness speaking.  God can produce trophies of grace from the most unpromising of conditions.  Chapters 17-19 give us encouragement to that fact.If you’re li...  Read More

Good Morning “Hearts Like Jesus.”  Today we are in Isaiah 16.Isaiah’s prophecy concerning the Moabites covers two chapters: 15-16.  Chapter 15 gives a picture of their total destruction.  16 gives us some of the reasons why.  See Jeremiah 48 for more of the story.  Within a short period, Isaiah’s words were fulfilled.  Assyria came onto Moab, marching southward and driving those that escaped the s...  Read More

Good Morning “Thankful You Didn’t Live in Moab in This Day.”  Today we are in Isaiah 15.In 15 we look at Moab’s judgment.  15 and into 16 appears as a simple chronicling of the events that took place.  That doesn’t mean it is void of application for us.  Let’s break it down a bit and begin to look at the way in which God judges the nations who positioned themselves against Israel, and His people.F...  Read More

Good Morning “aliens”.  Today we are in Isaiah 14.A couple weeks ago, as I was searching and checking sources on the Internet, I stumbled upon a heading “UFOs Are in The Bible.”  Perplexed I clicked.  What I found were multiple references to “aliens” in Scripture.  Ha ha… ok.  That’s NOT the kind of aliens God was talking about.  Sometimes the same word is translated foreigners, or strangers.  Unl...  Read More

Good Morning “Anticipators of The Day of The Lord.”  Today we are in Isaiah 13.Isaiah can be a scary book.  Particularly for the unbelieving, hard hearted, rebellious, unrepentant sinner.  But for the True Believer in Jesus… it shouldn’t be.  Isaiah 13 describes serious judgment, punishment and destruction.  It begins a section that goes on to chapter 23, describing Gods judgment upon nations that...  Read More

Good Morning “Song of Praise Singers.”  Today we are in Isaiah 12.  Yesterday we read prophecy of The Remnant of Israel, together with the Believers - gathered in the Millennial Kingdom.  Imagine the reaction of the people. What would your reaction be?  There will come a day...In today’s chapter, The Prophet Isaiah gives us a glimpse of the types of songs of praise they / we will sing.God has turn...  Read More

Good Morning “Kingdom Minded.”  Today we are in Isaiah 11.  In Isaiah 10 we saw Isaiah position the account of God using the Assyrian Army, to bring rebellious Israel to her knees in repentance - in such a way as to parallel the AntiChrist and The Tribulation.  Chapter 10 ended with The Remnant of Israel being gathered to Jesus and in this way The Nation of Israel saved.  So… if we crudely pick up...  Read More

Good Morning “Humble Remainers.”  Today we are in Isaiah 10.  God hates pride!  That is made evermore clear as we read through today’s chapter.  Pride results in God humbling us.  Why?  Because it’s all Him.  Our blessing, our giftedness, our abilities, our strength  - all come from Him.  How dare we attribute any of it to ourselves (1 Corinthians 4:7).  Once again, as he often does, Isaiah is wea...  Read More

Good Morning “Lovers of The Light.”  Today we are in Isaiah 9.  Man, talk about a contrast.  The depth Gods people can sink when intent on embracing their flesh… it’s really quite staggering.  I am reminded of Paul’s words in Romans 1:18 - and the description of the descent of man found there.  A description no doubt of what we have become as a nation, a world as well.  Whether Paul’s or Isaiah’s ...  Read More