God is about to do a strange and alien deed. Why makes Jerusalem holy? And unbelief is sometimes astounding. Have a listen.
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The shofar will be blown as God gathers His people. You can have pride or the tested Cornerstone as your crown. And God will send those who refuse to listen a message without words. Have a listen.
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The Lord is coming, so shut the door until the fury has passed. The sword is a Word, and the serpent and the sea are defeated. And the sin of Jacob is atoned for as the altar is dashed to pieces. Have a listen.
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God is always promising to lower the prideful and uplift the lowly. God is the builder of anything great and a rock that never changes. And a whispered prayer is still heard. Have a listen.
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To have an only hope, all other hopes must be stripped away. The sun is ashamed to shine on the judgment of God. But death will not win, and God will wipe away the tears of the nations. Have a listen.
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The oracle concerning Tyre and Sidon continues but ends interestingly. The whole is coming under judgment. And even though the vineyards and lyres mourn, there will be songs of praise coming. Have a listen.
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The steward must be replaced, and the Key of the House of David given to another. Tyre and Sidon receive bad news from the prophet. But how does Jesus talk about both things? Have a listen.
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Isaiah delivers more oracles. Babylon is fallen. Dunah has a dark morning coming. The thickets of Arabia have become lodging places. And the people of Jerusalem have been slain without a sword. Have a listen.
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In this live recording from the 2026 HWSS NWA, Chad and Daniel are joined by Erick Sorenson to discuss Psalm 16. Have a listen.
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The gods of Egypt will tremble as the Lord rides in. Why is the Nile so important? Why does God call Egypt His people? And a prophet must go around naked for three years. Have a listen.
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Sometimes judgment is meant to force you to depend on God. The work of human hands is dangerous. The only thing worse than forgetting is not remembering. And a promise is made to those outside of Israel. Have a listen.
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Moab is in trouble and God takes no pleasure in its destruction. Lions are waiting for you, so send a Lamb to Zion. And in three years there will be nothing more than a remnant. Have a listen.
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A fate worse than death awaits the enemies of God’s people. The Philistines want to join forces with their ancient foe. And the Prophets have a chorus. Have a listen.
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God is stirring up the Medes against Babylon to reduce it to the shame of Sodom. A promise of compassion on the house of Jacob is given. And the remnant taunts the oppressor. Have a listen.
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There is a day coming when God’s anger will be turned away, and water will be drawn from the well of salvation. But God sees the arrogance of the Godless, and Babylon's judgement will be great. Have a listen.
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A righteous branch will shoot up from Jesse's stump. The Spirit is described in seven ways. And both Advents are the same promise. Have a listen.
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All nations are just kingdoms to conquer in the mind of the Assyrians. When God doesn’t fight, His people lose. But God has not forgotten His promises and a remnant will remain. Have a listen.
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What has kindled the anger of God against His people? Why do we fight so hard against the accusations of the Law? And those God uses to judge His people will also be judged. Have a listen.
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Lots of promises are made and the foundation of them all is a baby being born. Four titles are given to this baby, all telling us something about Him. And the passion of God will do what it sets out to do. Have a listen.
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Don’t ask the dead about the secrets of life. If you want safety flee to the Word of God. There are only two types of days. And a great light will dawn on a land of deep darkness. Have a listen.
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God gives Isaiah words to write on a tablet and then tells him to name his son that. Judgment is coming as unstoppable as natural disasters. And the fear of the Lord is the only place to find sanctuary. Have a listen.
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God tells King Ahaz to ask for a sign, but Ahaz refuses. God says He will send His people a sign anyway, and the sign will be a virgin-born baby who will be God with us. But after this promise is given, God speaks of more judgment. Have a listen.
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Isaiah says he will go to the people for the Lord, and the message is hard. The King as his fear placed in the wrong person. And if you don’t stand firm in faith, you won’t stand at all. Have a listen.
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Isaiah explains how he came to the place of being God’s Prophet. The Lord’s robe fills the temple. Seraphim dare not look or tread near the holiness of God. And Isaiah’s lips are too unclean to speak. Have a listen.
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God is in the business of recreation, but everything must be torn down first. The Lord sings a sad love song about His people. And the nations will be an instrument of judgment. Have a listen.
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