Isaiah

101 messages at Tribe taught out of Isaiah, in the order the book runs.

Isaiah The Bulls of Bashan Jesus was beaten so badly he was unrecognizable as a man
Isaiah 52-53 Who Is This Man? brief mention of the messiah as Yahweh's suffering servant
Isaiah 53 (alluded to) The Gold of Jesus Paul's description of self-righteousness before God being like filthy rags
Isaiah (unspecified) The Gold of Jesus no one is righteous, no not one
Isaiah (unspecified verse) Love, Trust, and Something to Work With referenced with the phrase no one is righteous, not one
Isaiah (implied by closing prayer) Being With Jesus speaker says scripture tells us the word never returns void and does what it sets out to accomplish
Isaiah 52-53 Who Is This？ The Champion from the Wilderness referenced as the picture of the Messiah as suffering servant
Isaiah (unspecified chapter, Zechariah series intro) Israel: A Stone in the Path God speaks through Isaiah of judgment against an official and uses the metaphor of a strong peg driven into the wall
Isaiah 6 (broader passage) I Will Not Keep Still Isaiah's encounter with God, his confession of filthy lips, the coal touching his lips, and his call to go as messenger
Isaiah New Wineskin, New Capacity referenced for the image of the returning Messiah treading the winepress with the blood of his enemies
Isaiah 49 (unspecified verses) Pecky Day at Tribe congregation member quoted it about God not forgetting his people and inscribing them on the palms of his hands
Isaiah (unspecified) Come Up the Mountain Referenced as saying the mountains and hills will drip with new wine at Jesus's return
Isaiah 1:11-14 For Zion's Sake I Will Not Rest God's rejection of Israel's empty ritual worship, incense and festivals described as disgusting and burdensome
Isaiah 1:25 For Zion's Sake I Will Not Rest God says he will raise his fist against Israel, melt them down and skim off their slag, removing impurities
Isaiah 2:2-4 When a Jew Rules the World Jesus establishing his throne in Jerusalem, influence felt around the world, cited twice
Isaiah 5 Turn Your Cat Around God's vineyard and the removal of the hedge of protection
Isaiah 5:1-7 God Will Not Be Mocked read aloud by a congregation member as the main launching passage, describing God's vineyard as the house of Israel
Isaiah 5:13-16 God Will Not Be Mocked read to show the consequence of Israel's rebellion, including exile and humiliation
Isaiah 5:20-21 Turn Your Cat Around woe to those who call evil good and good evil
Isaiah 6:1-8 For Zion's Sake I Will Not Rest Isaiah's vision of the Lord on the throne, the seraphim crying holy, Isaiah's undone response, and his yes to being sent
Isaiah 6:1-5 Coronation of the King Isaiah's vision of the Lord on a high throne, seraphim crying holy holy holy, pillars shaking
Isaiah 6:3 The Burning Bush: Clarity in Complexity Brian referenced the beings around the throne crying holy holy holy as a parallel to Moses Moses being called twice
Isaiah 6:4 I Will Not Keep Still Temple shook and filled with smoke at the voice of the seraphim during Isaiah's vision
Isaiah 7 Who Is This Man? brief mention of Isaiah seeing the messiah as an infant, unto us a child is born
Isaiah 7 Who Is This？ The Champion from the Wilderness referenced as earlier portrait of the Messiah, unto us a child is born
Isaiah 7:14 The Virgin and The Village primary prophecy text about the virgin conceiving and calling him Emmanuel, read aloud by a congregation member
Isaiah 7:14 The Christmas Story quoted as the sign of the virgin conceiving and bearing Emmanuel
Isaiah 7:14 Christmas： The Whole Story read as prophecy that a virgin will conceive and bear a son called Immanuel
Isaiah 7:14 Fulfilled： The Prophecies of Christmas Central prophecy of the virgin conceiving and bearing a son called Immanuel, read aloud by a congregation member and discussed at length
Isaiah 9 Who Is This Man? brief mention of the messiah described as a divine royal child
Isaiah 9 Tribe Christmas Eve Service - Town Square read aloud as a prophecy about the coming messiah, including the virgin birth and names of the child
Isaiah 9 Fulfilled： The Prophecies of Christmas Referenced from the previous week's sermon about a child being born with the government on his shoulders
Isaiah 9 Who Is This？ The Champion from the Wilderness referenced as describing the Messiah as a divine royal child
Isaiah 9 The Story of Christmas Begins in a Garden quoted at length as the prophetic cry for the Messiah, including the virgin birth and names of the coming son
Isaiah 9 Tribe Christmas Eve Service read aloud as a prophecy of the coming savior, beginning with those who walk in darkness seeing a radiant light
Isaiah 9 The Story of Christmas Begins in a Garden quoted at length as a prophecy of the coming savior, including the virgin birth and names of the coming child
Isaiah 9:1-7 Born Champion read aloud by Janet as the primary Old Testament text showing Messiah prophecy fulfilled by Jesus
Isaiah 9:1-7 Fuel for the Fire primary text read aloud by a congregation member and examined verse by verse throughout the sermon
Isaiah 9:1-7 Israel, A Stone In the Path read aloud: from darkness a great light, the child born to us, government on his shoulders, wonderful counselor mighty god everlasting father prince of peace
Isaiah 9:1-7 Born Champion： Isaiah's Prophecy of the King read aloud in full as the central Old Testament prophecy about the coming Messiah, with congregation member Janet reading the passage
Isaiah 9:1-7 A Government That Will Never End read aloud in full as the primary text for the sermon
Isaiah 9:1-7 Israel: A Stone in the Path light shining in darkness, yoke of slavery broken, child born to us called wonderful counselor mighty God everlasting father prince of peace
Isaiah 9:1-2 A Great Light in the Land of Deep Darkness central text read aloud and discussed as a prophecy of Jesus as light in darkness
Isaiah 9:6-7 The Christmas Story read as prophecy of a child born whose government and peace will have no end on David's throne
Isaiah 9:6-7 Christmas： The Whole Story read as prophecy of a child born whose government and peace will have no end on David's throne
Isaiah 9:6-7 The Government on His Shoulders the government will rest on his shoulders, describing the coming kingdom of Jesus with justice and righteousness forever
Isaiah 10:27 Turn Your Cat Around the yoke shall be destroyed because of the anointing
Isaiah 11 Who Is This Man? brief mention of a picture of the messiah's sevenfold spirit
Isaiah 11 Who Is This？ The Champion from the Wilderness referenced as a picture of the Messiah's sevenfold spirit
Isaiah 11:1-9 Training for Reigning read aloud describing the coming ruler and the renewal of creation, wolves with lambs, children near cobras
Isaiah 11:1-9 Resurrection Week 3： Part 3 read aloud in full as a Christmas passage about the coming reign of Christ and renewal of the earth
Isaiah 11:2 Coronation of the King sevenfold spirit of God resting on the Messiah, son of Jesse
Isaiah 11:6-9 When a Jew Rules the World Christians helping restore creation for a thousand years, environmental restoration
Isaiah 11:15-16 When a Jew Rules the World cited as part of the triumphal procession narrative
Isaiah 14 The Deeper Root cited as the passage describing Lucifer attempting to exalt himself above the throne of God
Isaiah 14 A Special Message on Israel Description of the Antichrist being thrust down to the pit, with others asking 'is this the man who made the earth tremble,' used alongside the image of Yahya Sinwar's death
Isaiah 14 Unbreakable cited as a place to read about Lucifer attempting to exalt himself above the throne of God
Isaiah 14 Now Is Not the Time to Check Out rebuke of Satan and the antichrist figure, describing his shameful end rather than a royal burial
Isaiah 22:15-25 The Greatest Hook core text for the sermon, read aloud as the basis for the hat-on-a-hook teaching
Isaiah 22:15-25 The Hook That Will Not Fail You primary text read aloud and expounded throughout the sermon as the basis for the 'hook on the wall' analogy
Isaiah 22:22-24 Hang Your Hat on God's Truth read aloud to introduce the nail-in-the-wall and key-of-David imagery for the hat-rack analogy
Isaiah 22:22-24 Hang Your Hat on the Biggest Hook read aloud to establish the nail-in-the-wall hook analogy and the key of David
Isaiah 22:25 Hang Your Hat on God's Truth read to show the nail being pulled out, acknowledged as breaking down the analogy
Isaiah 22:25 Hang Your Hat on the Biggest Hook read to show that even a firm nail can be pulled out, as foreshadowing
Isaiah 25:8 When a Jew Rules the World cited alongside Zephaniah 3:17 on Jesus wiping away tears
Isaiah 29:13 For Zion's Sake I Will Not Rest God says the people honor him with their lips but their hearts are far from him, worship reduced to man-made rules learned by rote
Isaiah 29:16 Mighty Man of Valor the potter and clay, used to argue only the creator has authority to define his creation
Isaiah 29:16 Identity potter and clay, only the creator has authority to define his creation
Isaiah 30:7 Sons of God ｜ Dr. Laura Sanger Egypt called Rahab the do nothing, used to connect Rahab with Egypt
Isaiah 30:18 "Here I Am" congregant shared it: 'the Lord must wait for you to come to him so he can show you his love and compassion'
Isaiah 30:18 “Here I Am” – Samuel's Obedience shared by a congregation member: 'the Lord must wait for you to come to him so he can show you his love and compassion'
Isaiah 30:19-21 For Zion's Sake I Will Not Rest the Lord waits to show compassion, the bread of adversity, and the voice behind you saying this is the way walk in it
Isaiah 30:21 Throw Your Line Over right behind you a voice will say this is the way you should go
Isaiah 30:21 A Step by Step Guide to Walking in the Spirit your ears will hear a voice behind you saying this is the way you should go
Isaiah 30:21 Sons of God ｜ Dr. Laura Sanger Bryson, age five, quoted it to guide the family back to their hotel in DC
Isaiah 30:26 When a Jew Rules the World cited in context of Jesus binding wounds and restoring Israel
Isaiah 32 The Holy Spirit read in full as a prophecy about a righteous king, the pouring out of the Spirit, and future restoration
Isaiah 32 Anointed to Untangle Read aloud in full as the second anchor passage, used to explore themes of a coming righteous king, the pouring out of the Spirit, and future fulfillment
Isaiah 35 Mosaic Tiles of His Return read and discussed as a prophetic picture of Jesus returning through the wilderness to rescue Israel, with deserts blooming and the blind seeing
Isaiah 35:1-7 When a Jew Rules the World cited alongside Isaiah 11 on the restoration of creation
Isaiah 35:1-8 Clarity In Complexity Part 2 read aloud together as a second passage to find thematic connections with Habakkuk 3
Isaiah 35:1-8 Clarity in the Midst of Complexity read aloud as a companion passage to Habakkuk, examined for thematic connections
Isaiah 35:5 Our Destiny is Total Victory Quoted to describe physical healings that will accompany the return of Jesus
Isaiah 35:5-7 Open Blind Eyes quoted as prophecy of Jesus opening blind eyes, connected to water imagery in the healing story
Isaiah 35:5 First Fruits of the Resurrection quoted to picture the blind seeing and lame leaping at the return of Jesus
Isaiah 35:5-7 Open Blind Eyes quoted as a prophecy of Jesus opening blind eyes, connected to the water imagery in the healing story
Isaiah 35:8-10 Throw Open the Gates congregation member read it as a connected highway passage about the way of holiness and the redeemed returning
Isaiah 40:3-5 When a Jew Rules the World the king coming in procession
Isaiah 40:3 Throw Open the Gates cited as the verse John the Baptist quoted when asked if he was the Messiah, about clearing the way through the wilderness
Isaiah 42 Who Is This Man? brief mention of the messiah as Yahweh's chosen servant
Isaiah 42 Who Is This？ The Champion from the Wilderness referenced as God revealing the Messiah as Yahweh's chosen servant
Isaiah 42:3 Rest and Celebrate a flickering candle he will not snuff out, a bent reed he will not break
Isaiah 43:1 Surrounded By Vandals do not be afraid, God has ransomed Israel and called them by name, they are precious and honored and loved
Isaiah 43:1-4 The Fourth Man in the Fire read aloud in full: 'Do not be afraid for I have ransomed you... when you walk through the fire you will not be burned up'
Isaiah 43:1-4 Tested by Fire main text read aloud, God's promise to be with his people through deep waters and fire
Isaiah 43:3-4 The Fourth Man in the Fire quoted twice: 'I gave Egypt as a ransom for your freedom... I traded their lives for yours because you are precious to me'
Isaiah 43:10-13 The Lens, The Light, and The Landscape congregation member Schuler connects the phrase 'I am he' in John 18 to God's declaration of identity in Isaiah
Isaiah 43:10-13 The Lens, the Light, and the Landscape congregation member Schuler connected 'I am he' in John 18 to God's self-declaration in Isaiah
Isaiah 43:16-21 When a Jew Rules the World cited alongside other passages describing the return procession
Isaiah 44:28 God's Sovereignty Is Not Compromised God calls King Cyrus his shepherd who will command the rebuilding of Jerusalem and the temple
Isaiah 45:1 God's Sovereignty Is Not Compromised God calls King Cyrus his anointed one whose right hand he will empower
Isaiah 45:22-23 When a Jew Rules the World held in tension with Philippians 2 on every knee bowing
Isaiah 46:3-4 The Lens, The Light, and The Landscape Schuler offers this as a second passage where the phrase 'I am he' appears
Isaiah 46:3-4 The Lens, the Light, and the Landscape Schuler offered this as a second location of the 'I am he' phrase
Isaiah 48:10 For Zion's Sake I Will Not Rest God says he has refined Israel not as silver but in the furnace of suffering
Isaiah 49 Who Is This Man? brief mention in list of Isaiah's servant passages
Isaiah 49 Who Is This？ The Champion from the Wilderness referenced as another portrait of the Messiah as servant
Isaiah 49:6 Transformation (Do You Love Me) cited as evidence that transformation is a witness to others, 'I will also make you a light for the gentiles'
Isaiah 49:6 Do You Love Me More Than These cited as the transformed life being a witness to those around us
Isaiah 49:8-12 When a Jew Rules the World cited in the context of Jesus rescuing gathered Israel
Isaiah 49:8 His Praise on Our Lips quoted briefly during the offering to encourage trust in God's timing; at just the right time I will respond to you
Isaiah 49:16 Distinct Among the Nations quoted to show God has written Jerusalem's name on his palms always
Isaiah 49:16 Unbreakable: God's Commitment to Israel used to show that God has written Israel's name on his palms and keeps Jerusalem always in mind
Isaiah 49:16 His Name on Your Boot referenced at the close as the verse about God writing our names on the palm of his hand
Isaiah 49:16 Israel Is Always on God's Heart God has written Israel's name on the palms of his hands, always thinking of Jerusalem's walls
Isaiah 49:16 What Great Love your name is written on the palm of his hand
Isaiah 50 Who Is This Man? brief mention in list of Isaiah's servant passages
Isaiah 50 Who Is This？ The Champion from the Wilderness referenced as another portrait of the Messiah as servant
Isaiah 50:8-9 Choose Your Own Reality Read as a declaration that God is near and no accuser can declare his people guilty
Isaiah 53 Our Destiny is Total Victory Referenced to describe how observers thought the punishment on Jesus was from God, used in the Plinko analogy
Isaiah 53 Three Aspects of Tithing referenced loosely as 'in Isaiah, no one is righteous, no not one' to reinforce universal sinfulness
Isaiah 53:1-12 The Lord's Good Plan read aloud in full by congregation members as the central text of the sermon
Isaiah 53:4-6 The Blood Is Enough Read aloud as a prophetic passage pointing forward to Jesus bearing the sins of all mankind
Isaiah 53:5 What Do I Memorize？ by his stripes we are healed, cited by Clay in discussion of healing scriptures
Isaiah 53:10 The Ring, the Robe, and the Rib Eye It was the Lord's good plan to crush him; his life made an offering for sin
Isaiah 55 The Gold of Jesus open invitation to come and drink freely, even without money, used to illustrate how we come to God to receive gold
Isaiah 55 TTCA WEEK 7 Wrap Up read aloud to show how the costly things Jesus counsels us to buy are freely given to those who come to him
Isaiah 55:1 Partial Obedience Is Disobedience open invitation to come and drink even without money, used to illustrate that the gold Jesus offers cannot be bought with money
Isaiah 55:8-9 Victory with Dr. Laura Sanger referenced briefly as God's thoughts and ways being higher than ours
Isaiah 55:8-9 Victors Not Victims our thoughts are not his thoughts neither are our ways his ways his ways are higher
Isaiah 55:9 First Fruits of the Resurrection quoted to show God's ways and thoughts are higher than ours, establishing his holiness
Isaiah 55:9 Making Room for Israel Brian referenced God's ways being higher than our ways and his thoughts higher than our thoughts
Isaiah 56 God's Calling referenced as the passage just after what the eunuch was reading, containing the words let not the eunuch say I am only a dry tree
Isaiah 56 Character Before Calling referenced for the verse speaking directly to eunuchs, promising them an everlasting name
Isaiah 56:10-12 No Rest for the Watchman raised by a congregation member to describe watchmen who are blind, silent and derelict, titled Israel's irresponsible leaders
Isaiah 57:18-19 His Praise on Our Lips central text of the sermon, read aloud by a congregation member; God promises healing, guidance, comfort, peace, and praise on lips despite Israel's waywardness
Isaiah 58 When You Fast central passage on fasting referenced repeatedly, covering God's chosen fast and the rewards promised including healing, light breaking forth, and God answering when called
Isaiah 58:11-12 Training for Reigning cited to show the Lord guiding his people and them becoming rebuilders of walls and restorers of homes
Isaiah 60:1-3 A Great Light in the Land of Deep Darkness shared from the congregation calling people to arise and shine as nations come to their light
Isaiah 61:1-2 When a Jew Rules the World cited as Jesus rescuing and restoring Israel
Isaiah 61:1-2 Coronation of the King the Spirit of the Lord anointed Jesus to preach good news, heal the brokenhearted, proclaim liberty to captives
Isaiah 61:3 Unwrapped: Finding Freedom Outside the Tomb referenced by a congregation member as the garment of praise for a spirit of heaviness
Isaiah 61:4 Training for Reigning cited to show God's people rebuilding ancient ruins and repairing destroyed cities
Isaiah 61:9-11 Clothed in Salvation: Sukkot 2024 Rest and Celebrate read aloud as the main passage for the sermon
Isaiah 61:9-11 Rest and Celebrate read aloud as the main passage for the sermon, covering descendants known among nations, garments of salvation, robe of righteousness, bridegroom and bride
Isaiah 61:10 A Little Story With a Big Meaning the prophet speaks of being dressed in clothing of salvation and draped in a robe of righteousness like a bride or bridegroom
Isaiah 62 Travel Steady Along His Path give the Lord no rest until he completes all that he has promised
Isaiah 62 A Measure of Hope for Israel name given to the IHOP twenty-one day fast and prayer guide focused on Israel
Isaiah 62 Hearing Aids appointed as watchmen on the wall praying night and day over Jerusalem, used in context of prayer and fasting
Isaiah 62 Marked by His Word Brian quoted it to describe God placing watchmen on the wall who would not sleep but pray and intercede, applying it to fathers as watchmen over families
Isaiah 62 Choose Your Own Reality Main passage read aloud and discussed throughout the sermon as the basis for the 'choose your own reality' conversation
Isaiah 62 Throw Open the Gates the full chapter read aloud together as the text for the sermon series
Isaiah 62:1-12 The Power of Persistence in Prayer read aloud together by the congregation as the main text of the series
Isaiah 62:1 No Rest for the Watchman quoted as the voice of Isaiah expressing his heart for Jerusalem and his commitment to pray for her until her righteousness shines and her salvation blazes
Isaiah 62:1-11 No Rest for the Watchman the full chapter read aloud by members of the congregation as the text for the whole series
Isaiah 62:1 I Will Not Keep Still Primary text for the sermon, Isaiah declaring he will not keep still, remain silent, or stop praying for Jerusalem
Isaiah 62:1-12 For Zion's Sake I Will Not Rest the full chapter read aloud by members of the congregation as the main text for the series
Isaiah 62:6-7 The Power of Persistence in Prayer the focal passage for the three principles of persistent prayer
Isaiah 62:6 No Rest for the Watchman the central verse of the sermon, about God posting watchmen on Jerusalem's walls who pray day and night without rest
Isaiah 63 New Wine Deeper Explained referenced for the image of the returning Messiah treading the winepress with the blood of his enemies
Isaiah 63:1-9 Who Is This Man? main passage read and expounded through the sermon
Isaiah 63:1-9 Who Is This？ The Champion from the Wilderness main passage read aloud, the vision of the figure coming from Edom with blood-stained garments
Isaiah 63:11-14 Stay in the Shade cited to show the Holy Spirit was the one leading Israel, connecting the cloud to the Spirit
Isaiah 64:1 Three Uses of Worship paraphrased as a prayer that God would rend the heavens and come down, used in a prayer for God to reveal himself to people in the valley
Isaiah 64:4 Your Hotline to Heaven God acts for those who wait for him
Isaiah 64:6 Partial Obedience Is Disobedience Paul described as referencing filthy rags when standing before a holy God on self-righteousness
Isaiah 66:1 Coronation of the King Heaven is my throne, earth is my footstool, contrasting God's throne with King Charles's wooden chair
Isaiah 66:23 Coronation of the King from one new moon to another all mankind will come to worship before the Lord

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