Services on Isaiah

Services on Isaiah

Putting Your Sins Behind You

“Your Sin is Behind You and Behind God” – powerfully illustrates that sin—originally an archery term meaning “to miss the mark”—reveals our human tendency to fall short of God’s perfection. Yet through Jesus Christ, the price for our sin has been fully paid. From Hezekiah’s healing and David’s repentance to Jeremiah’s promise and Jesus’ ultimate sacrifice, Scripture shows a consistent pattern of divine forgiveness: God not only removes our transgressions but chooses to remember them no more. Just as He puts our sins behind Him, we too are called to release our guilt and forgive others, living in the freedom and faithfulness of His grace.

Putting on the Ritz

In this message series, “Praisetionary,” we’re breaking open the full spectrum of worship language. Think of it as upgrading from a single wrench to a whole toolbox. Because when it comes to praising God, the more ways we know how to express it, the richer and more authentic our praise becomes.

How Great Thou Art

In the series, I Know Hymn, we will rediscover the deep theological truths and spiritual richness found in these classic hymns and explore how they still speak to us today.

Game Ready

We focus on it being a genre of a playlist, a type of song, a style of worship (contemporary and traditional). Jesus said that a time is coming and has now come when the true worshipers will worship the Father in the Spirit and in truth. If that is what God desires, what does it mean to be a true worshiper?

My Dad is Holier Than Yours

  In the message series, Living on the Prayer, we will journey through the Lord’s Prayer along with church-wide small groups (the Prayer Course) we will learn to grow and deepen in our prayer lives.

X Marks the Spot

In the message series, Creed: Knowing Fully What We Believe In, over the next 10 weeks, we will talking about each line of the ancient creed of faith, the Apostles’ Creed.

Great BIG God

In the message series, Creed: Knowing Fully What We Believe In, over the next 10 weeks, we will talking about each line of the ancient creed of faith, the Apostles’ Creed.

What a Pain

God never meant for us to have a distant or impersonal connection with Him.  From the beginning God always intended for us to encounter Him for ourselves, intimately, rather than through ritual, practices or even other people.

O Come All Ye Faithful

It’s difficult to remember that God is with us – in answered promises, realized dreams, and refreshed hope. How could we help but sing? Let’s explore the songs born from our joy in Emmanuel in the series, Hark!  The Carols

Choose First

What choice do we have in this time?  In this series we will talk about God’s plan for us as the only plan as I Choose Joy over all things.
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