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The Lord is King
Read the Bible passage Sermon outline Would you rather…? The transforming promise: Your God will come (v. 1-7) The joy-giving hope: The rescued will return (v. 8-10) Crowned with everlasting joy
Read the Bible passage Sermon outline Kingdoms rise and fall… A Kingdom of Righteousness (32:1-8) A Kingdom of the Spirit (32:9-20) A Kingdom of Victory (33:1-16) A Kingdom of the King (33:17-24) There is still one King reigning over all
Read the Bible passage Sermon outline ‘Why can’t I rest…?’ The source of rest The (unexpected) enemies of rest The achievement of rest Returning to rest
Read the Bible passage Sermon outline ‘Why can’t I change…?’ Now: ‘Their hearts are far from me’ (v. 13-16) Then: ‘They will stand in awe’ (v. 17-24) How: ‘I will astound these people’ (v. 14) Christ the power of God and the wisdom of God
Read the Bible passage Sermon outline ‘A driving rain and a flooding downpour…’ The trampled wreath and the glorious crown (v. 1-13) The false boast and the sure foundation (v. 14-20) The strange work and the wonderful plan (v. 21-29) The strange, wonderful, sure, and glorious gospel of the lord Jesus Christ
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Read the Bible passage Sermon outline Travel broadens the mind The fate of the nations Isa 13-23 is a series of prophecies about a group of nations What will happen to them? God will destroy them Why? Because they are proud How can God hold them responsible? The hope of the nations ‘Hope notes’ in…
Read the Bible passage Sermon outline Justice and peace Infinite justice Israel (9:8-10:4) Assyria (10:5-35) Our enemies Total peace A new king (11:1-2) What will he do? Bring justice and peace (11:3-5) Where will he do it?…
Read the Bible passage Sermon outline Longing for a leader Three desperate kings and three significant kids (Isaiah 7-8) • Kings: Ahaz (Judah) Rezin (Aram/Syrria) Pekah (Israel/Ephraim) • Kids: Shear-Jashub (“A-remnant-will-return/repent”) Emmanuel (“God-with-us”) Maher-Shalal-Hash-Baz (“Quick-to-the-plunder-swift-to-the-spoil”) The divine Son, the eternal King (Isaiah 9:1-7) From darkness to light … from distress to joy … from oppression…