In Isaiah 55 we are invited to know the comfort of God promised since Isaiah 40. It’s an invitation to enter the kingdom of his faithful servant and beloved Son, Jesus. It’s a summons to acknowledge his rightful rule, to come to him and live! And the call to the thirsty to “come to the waters” and “listen diligently” in the first five verses is now further clarified in verses 6-13. In this sermon, pastor Matt shows us once more that those who come to King Jesus experience all the blessings of God’s unfailing love. For God in Christ is pleased to show mercy to those who repent, and even bring about the restoration of all things, in order to make a name for himself.
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September 25, 2023
The God Who Gathers the Outcast (Isaiah 56:1-8)
Isaiah 56-66, the last section of the book, holds forth a vision of the kingdom of God—a kingdom that is both now and not yet—calling us to a life of…
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