The Israelite people find themselves in the middle of a 70-year Babylonian captivity. Even though God has allowed his people to be taken away from their homeland, he promises to be with them during this difficult time. Moreover, God promises to do a new thing among his people. Some modern Christian thinkers suggest that western Christianity and its minority status is similar to the Israelites during the Babylonian exile. Join Pastor Greg as he share how we might get a "clue" to the new thing that God is doing among us today.

The second part of Isaiah (chs 40-66) deals with the Israelites during the Babylonian captivity. In chapter 40, Isaiah writes to a people whose whole world has been shattered, and they have numerous questions regarding their relationship with God. Isaiah seeks to comfort the people and give them hope by reminding them of the foundational truths of God. (we apologize but the last few minutes of the service were not captured because of a computer crash).

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The nation of Assyria has conquered the surrounding nations and many of the cities in Judah. The king of Assyria sent a messenger with a letter to King Hezekiah in Jerusalem urging him and his people to surrender. Hezekiah turns to God in prayer for help. Join Pastor Greg as he closely examines Hezekiah's prayer and shares how we can put teeth into our prayers.

The second part of Isaiah (chs 40-66) deals with the Israelites during the Babylonian captivity. In chapter 40, Isaiah writes to a people whose whole world has been shattered, and they have numerous questions regarding their relationship with God. Isaiah seeks to comfort the people and give them hope by reminding them of the foundational truths of God. (we apologize but the last few minutes of the service were not captured because of a computer crash).

In Isaiah, Judah is threatened to be overrun by the nation of Assyria, and they turn to Egypt for protection. Isaiah calls out the leadership and people of Judah yet again for their rebelliousness against God and failing to wait and trust in the Lord. But he shares how God is eager and longing to bless his children yet again. Join Pastor Greg as he shares from Jesus' story of the prodigal son steps that we can take to fully experience God's blessings.