When God called the prophet Isaiah, there were some things that needed to happen in his life before he could receive his commission from God. Rev. George Fletcher talks to us today about what those things were and what they mean for us today as well.

The final chapter of Isaiah continues the themes throughout the book of warning and hope. Join Pastor Greg as he shares from the scripture the kind of worship that pleases God.

In Isaiah 61 the prophet speaks that one day God's Messiah-Servant will bring good news. Join Pastor Greg as he shares how Jesus is good news and what that good news looks like in the world, and how we can make sure that Jesus is good news ford everybody.

The people of Judah had adopted special times of fasting to recognize their spiritual and physical condition of exile. But over time, these days of fasting ceased being times when people were focused on God and many just went through the motions. Join Pastor Greg as he shares that God desires more than personal holiness what true fasting that pleases God really looks like.

Isaiah 52-53 paints a picture of a coming time when God will pour out the punishment for our sin on one individual--one who has been rejected by the world and through whom people have been healed. Centuries later, Jesus would fulfill each piece of that prophecy. Join Pastor Greg as he shares some of the reasons why we should be thankful to God for Jesus.