Studying Isaiah 54 has brought to us a thrilling picture of how God takes away our shame through the cross of Jesus Christ. We close off this series by looking…
What senseless violence there is in the world! Much of it is committed during wars. We can read Mark 14, 15 and be shocked at how much senseless violence Jesus…
Jesus is exalted to the right hand of God. How high does He exalt us in salvation? We attempt to scale the heights of God's purpose for man in Jesus…
We continue to see how the Lord removes the terrible shame of barrenness, rejection and sin by seeing how He makes the ugly beautiful by giving them the righteousness of…
We ask, what is the very least gospel information that a person needs as a basis for finding salvation? This raises many questions, challenges and encouragements.
Are you like a grown elephant tethered by a string? Whose shame was heaped upon Jesus at the cross? How to be free of the shame of rejection and all…
Paul challenges the common idea that "This is my church" or "That is your church" when speaking about different church fellowships. We look at some New Testament passages about the…
This message is for the annual Harvest Thanksgiving service. What are we thanking God for? We start with our food and we end up marvelling at His love in the…
Isaiah moves on from using the picture of the barren woman to tell how God saves us from the shame of barrenness, to using the picture of the divorced woman…
We all have shame. It drags us down. Can we be free? Isaiah 54 says 'Yes!' v1-3 focus on the shame of a barren life, and how the Lord's Servant,…
