Isaiah

All are Welcome in the House of the Lord

From the time of the fall in Genesis 3 through the coming Christ, God’s promises were primarily directed towards and ethnic people, Israel.  But, God’s plan was never just to extend his covenant only to Jewish people, his people were always to be a light for the nations.  Isaiah 56:1-8 and specifically verses 6-8 show us that the people of God who are welcomed into house of the Lord are not marked by outward appearance but by inward loving obedience.

Joyfully join the Messiah in His cause

This week, Pastor Matt kicks off our REACH sermon series by encouraging us to Joyfully join the Messiah in His cause because:

1. His cause is good news

2. His cause is glorious

3. His cause can’t fail.

Rejoice! The Child Shines in Our Darkness

This Christmas Eve, Pastor Matt invites us to “REJOICE! THE CHILD SHINES IN OUR DARKNESS!” Together we’ll look at 1. The darkness 2. The joy and 3. The Child

Rejoice! The King is Coming!

In this sermon, Pastor Andy shows us from Isaiah 9:1-7 why the coming of our King is great news!

Put Your Hope in the Root of Jesse

This week Pastor Mark dives into Isaiah to illustrate our third Christmas Word: “HOPE” by encouraging us to Put our hope in the root of Jesse because 1. He is a better King
and 2. He has a better Kingdom

Set Your Hope on Jesus

As we move from the barren, vast landscape of stumps at the end of Isaiah 10, we find our certain hope in the shoot of Jesse in Isaiah 11.  The shoot and root of Jesse, Jesus the Messiah, is our certain hope because he is a better king and has a better kingdom.

Jesus Welcomes Outcasts to His House

This week, Pastor Tim walks us through the BIG IDEA: Jesus welcomes outcasts to His house by illuminating how 1. He offers satisfaction to the weary and 2. He offers dignity to the shamed.