Highlights from Isaiah
Classes
Class 1: Behold my Servant
The class focuses on Isaiah 42 and 53, emphasizing the international impact of Jesus Christ's work and the personal relationship believers should have with him. It highlights the sacrificial nature of Christ and encourages a deeper faith and understanding of his role in salvation.
Class 2: The Salvation of God is Sent
The class explores Isaiah chapter 6, focusing on the vision of the Lord and the theme of salvation sent to the Gentiles. It emphasizes the separation of roles between king and priest and the call for disciples to spread the gospel of peace.
Class 3: The Key of the House of David
The class discusses Isaiah 22, focusing on the historical context of Assyria's threat and the future implications of the 'Key of the House of David.' It emphasizes the importance of faith and vision in the face of adversity, drawing parallels to modern-day challenges and the promise of resurrection.
Class 4: The Way of Holiness
The class explores Isaiah 34 and 35, focusing on the divine judgment on the Gentiles and the subsequent restoration and peace for Israel and the Gentiles. It highlights the themes of divine vengeance, the year of the Lord's favor, and the ultimate reconciliation of all nations under God's kingdom.
Class 5: Exhort - Justified by Faith
The class covers the theme of justification by faith through an exposition of Romans, emphasizing God's righteousness and the imputation of Christ's righteousness to believers. It highlights the gospel message from Isaiah and Genesis, illustrating how God's grace and forgiveness are central to salvation.