Isaiah 40 speaks directly to those who feel tired, discouraged, or forgotten. In this powerful passage, God reminds His people that He has not abandoned them and that His strength never fails.

This chapter reveals the greatness of God as Creator and Sustainer of all things, contrasting human weakness with His eternal power. While nations rise and fall and life’s burdens weigh heavy, the Word of God stands forever. Isaiah also confronts the fear that God does not see or care, and answers it with a clear promise: those who wait on the Lord will renew their strength.

This sermon walks through the entire chapter of Isaiah 40, highlighting God’s comfort for the weary, His unmatched authority, and the hope found in trusting Him during seasons of exhaustion, uncertainty, and waiting.

📖 Key themes in this message:

• God’s comfort for discouraged hearts

• The permanence of God’s Word

• The greatness and sovereignty of God

• Renewed strength for those who wait on the Lord

Whether you are feeling spiritually tired or simply need to be reminded of who God is, Isaiah 40 calls us to lift our eyes and trust the everlasting God.

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In John 15:11, Jesus speaks of a joy that is meant to be full and lasting. In this message, we explore where true joy comes from, how it is rooted in peace with God, and why the joy of the Lord is our strength. This sermon begins a continued focus on Christ’s promise of abiding joy.

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In this message, we begin in John 3:14–16, where Jesus points back to a lesser-known moment in Israel’s wilderness journey to explain the heart of the gospel. Before the cross, before Calvary, Scripture had already given a picture of salvation.

In Numbers 21, the people of Israel rebel, complain, and suffer the consequence of their sin. God’s remedy is unexpected: a bronze serpent lifted up on a pole. Those who simply looked at it in faith were healed and lived. No work. No merit. Just trust in what God provided.

Jesus declares that this moment was not incidental but it was intentional. Just as the serpent was lifted up in the wilderness, the Son of Man must be lifted up, so that whoever believes in Him may have eternal life. Salvation then, and salvation now, comes the same way: by looking in faith to what God has lifted up.

This sermon traces that connection, showing how the lifted serpent points directly to Christ, and how John 3:16 flows naturally from this Old Testament picture. The message is simple, humbling, and hopeful: healing and life come not by striving, but by believing.

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